Ian wrote:
> It's actually bionic "telekinesis." Now if it
> works this way, it must surely be able to work
> the other way, that is, signals sent to a brain
> could control that brain from a distant location.
> The central planner's wet dream come true! Armies
> of ideal citizens, jumping to the central commands.
Obviously, any technology can be abused. No doubt, as this particular technology progresses, people will oppose its further development by painting "worst case" scenarios. This has happened recently with cloning (e.g., armies of throw away soldiers, armies of Hitlers, etc.)
Doug Bailey
doug.bailey@ey.com