If a useful orderly image is made available, the brain will tune in to it. The only necessary ingredient to achieve effective results where human beings are involved, seem to be determination and endurance. I expect there will be no shortage of these elements. A stationary subject would not offer the kind of real-time feedback necessary for the subject to begin adapting to the device, nor for the brain to discover and correlate the relevance and usefulness of the area being stimulated. Putting such a device on a stationary subject, would be like inventing a parachute and then attempting to test it from the deck of a submarine.
More details are available on request.
Anyone who believes this machine may work, and wishes to be of help in creating the first prototype, should contact David Albert Harrell.