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electronic implants to control human movement

tiny implants that are powered from kinetic energy, sending electronic impulses to muscles via radio waves or perhaps another method akin with periodic activity in order to control physically what a human does - ie. sleep-walking.

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    May 31 2011: Have year heard of artist STELARC? He has been putting these ideas into practise for decades. Some very interesting (and perhaps disturbing) work.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stelarc
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      Jun 2 2011: I have heard of this artist, albeit a brief 10-minute segment on a television show. He seems interesting, perhaps he would be called a pioneer of bringing human-electronic implants into popularity.

      I may look more into his recent work as it's been awhile since i've caught up with his latest art pieces.

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