Could the CRISPR-Cas9 method be used to modify a parasite's DNA so that it can control the impulses of a human brain when infected? I really wonder if something like that could theoretically be possible.
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Certainly, you could do that if you had the corresponding construction plan. But you could not control the impulses of that person.
We’re already being alienated. A change in behaviour is observed in the infected of toxoplasma gondii. And our microbiome in the intestine also seems to have an influence on our behavior.
No. The human brain is much too complex to be foreign-scattered.