| Today scientists are growing brain cells of animals in | | | | alone. Very cool stuff and the medical implications are |
| petri dishes and then putting electrodes into them | | | | true miracles and marvels of science. |
| and using the brain cells to do tasks based on stimuli | | | | Although a brain transplant has not been done yet, |
| and then move the electrical impulses into other | | | | eventually a person whose body is worn out may be |
| electrodes. Scientists and researchers are also using | | | | able to hook themselves up to a machine which will |
| human and chimpanzees in experiments where by | | | | regulate a steady blood flow to the brain and have |
| the subject thinks a thought and is able to fire an | | | | electrodes and sensors attached for that brain to |
| electrode to more something else on a computer | | | | communicate with whomever it pleases perhaps thru |
| screen. | | | | the Internet? Some religious folks decry such talk, |
| This is just the beginning and indeed these scientific | | | | although they should not be so shocked as usually |
| endeavors will help people see who are blind via optic | | | | science is about 50 to 100 years behind science |
| sensors. Allow people who are deaf to hear thru | | | | fiction and thus give it another 20 years or so and it |
| electro-mechanical devices and vibration sensors and | | | | will all be possible you watch. Consider this in 2006. |
| even amputees move limbs wirelessly by thought | | | | |