brainwire
nounUK /ˈbreɪn.waɪə/
US /ˈbreɪn.waɪr/
A tiny imaginary wire that carries thoughts inside your head.
When she learned something new, she joked that a fresh brainwire had just been connected.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A direct electronic connection between a brain and a computer or machine.
The lab tested a brainwire that let the monkey move a robot arm with its thoughts.
3. A sudden clever idea that seems to arrive out of nowhere.
During the bath, a brainwire struck and he finally solved the puzzle.
4. To connect or link something directly to a person's thoughts or mind.
The game was brainwired to respond to players' emotions.