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Vanishing senses—restoration of sensory functions by electronic implants
Poiesis and Praxis 2 (4):285-295 (2004)
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Is the endeavour to restore perceptive brain functions by electronic implants the first step on the way to create bionic cyborgs? Can we augment or multiply our senses by directly contacting computer chips to the brain? Will bio-implants influence and permanently change human psyche?Other Versions
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