The documentary "Hunting for Hedonia" delves into the impact of Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) technology on human identity and self-perception. DBS, a revolutionary neuroscience tool, is being tested to treat various mental illnesses, including depression, OCD, PTSD, and eating disorders. The film explores the technology's forgotten history, tracing its development from the first implantation in 1950 to its current applications. It also examines the ethics of using DBS to modulate emotions and personal characteristics, raising questions about the boundaries of what is considered "normal" and "acceptable" behavior.
Hunting for Hedonia
The documentary "Hunting for Hedonia" explores the profound impact of Deep Brain Stimulation on human identity and self-perception as it ventures beyond its initial applications in movement disorders.
