Russian Man Hospitalized , After Performing Self-Surgery , to Install Microchip in His Brain.<br />'Newsweek' reports that a man in Russia was hospitalized <br />after drilling into his skull to implant a microchip he <br />believed would allow him to control his dreams.<br />'Newsweek' reports that a man in Russia was hospitalized <br />after drilling into his skull to implant a microchip he <br />believed would allow him to control his dreams.<br />The incident was reportedly detailed in a post <br />shared on Telegram by Mash Siberia, <br />the Siberian subsidiary of Russia's Mash news.<br />According to his Twitter account, Michael Raduga used <br />a household drill to implant a dream-controlling chip <br />after studying how neurosurgeons work on the internet.<br />According to his Twitter account, Michael Raduga used <br />a household drill to implant a dream-controlling chip <br />after studying how neurosurgeons work on the internet.<br />I bought a drill, <br />drilled a hole in my head and <br />implanted an electrode in my brain, Michael Raduga, Founder of the Phase Research Center, via Telegram.<br />According to Raduga, despite almost dying during <br />the process, the results have offered him , "fantastic prospects for future <br />dream control technologies.".<br />According to Raduga, despite almost dying during <br />the process, the results have offered him , "fantastic prospects for future <br />dream control technologies.".<br />Alongside graphic photos of the procedure, Raduga tweeted, , "On May 17, 2023, I performed by myself <br />trepanation, electrode implantation, and <br />electrical stimulation of my brain's motor cortex.".<br /> I needed it to test <br />brain stimulation <br />during lucid dreaming, Michael Raduga, Founder of the Phase Research Center, via Telegram.<br />'Newsweek' reports that the man was <br />taken to the hospital and treated for <br />injuries after completing the operation.<br />Raduga is the founder of <br />the Phase Research Center.<br />According to the organization's website, Raduga has <br />conducted studies on out-of-body experiences, <br />lucid dreaming and astral projection.<br />According to the organization's website, Raduga has <br />conducted studies on out-of-body experiences, <br />lucid dreaming and astral projection.<br />Mail Online reports that the chip was <br />removed from Raduga's brain shortly <br />after his self-performed surgery.
