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"It's also important to vary your stimuli. I always look for new things to shock the system. Just as you make muscles grow by shocking them, you make the mind grow by shocking it."
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Who could you go to get the keys to data stored in a chip in your head? Why, a war surplus dolphin who was trained to use special sensors that complimented his own sonar in underwater work like decomissioning mines by nosing into their circuits electromagnetically.
For an earlier, similar, idea, see the Dolphin's Hands from Larry Niven's 1967 story Handicap. Comment/Join this discussion ( 0 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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