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<P>Whereas it may not be possible to actually see X rays you probably do have
the ability to sense them. the basis i have for this is the effect X rays have
on living tissue, if they cause damage you should be able to feel it. We learn
using a sort of feedback process yes? So, if you have ever broken a bone and
actually had an X ray you will know that during the process all of your
attention is focused on the fact that someone is going to shoot you with a big
gun that fires radiation. No doubt at this point your body will log what that
just felt like. </FONT></FONT></P></DIV>
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