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flatearther
Fantastic! One of my favorite things about living here is how they make it so easy for people with disabilities. I can't wait until my uncle who's blind comes to visit and I get to show off the fact that they have those braille sidewalks to him. It's ideas like this that Japan can take pride in.
apecNetworks
That technology is at least three decades old in the US, but in the US, it would be classified. Please look at the link below:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Manuel_Rodriguez_Delgado
Since the end of the Cold War, I have been exposed to wireless transmitter versions of brain wave manipulations: Quite beyond this article. Dr. Delgado's views on the US Military has a strong following among elite circles, but I disagree w/ it. Makes my skin crawl.
PASHA_51
Thanks and hop eit will be availble in Asian countries soon.
apecNetworks
Link Correction:
http://www.wireheading.com/jose-delgado.html
TumbleDry
apecNetworks: the human is controlling the chair not the inverse.
Not it doesn't involve inserting anything in the brain.
Conclusion: irrelevant...
The758
Hard for me to take this seriously after seeing Toyota sack so many temp staff