Dec 192012
Here’s word of further progress in the development of mind-controlled prosthetics: a paralyzed woman operates a robotic arm with an impressive degree of fluidity. The article also mentions a complication that hadn’t previously occurred to me. Scar tissue forms around the implanted sensors, which impedes the neural signals. It seems like a surmountable problem that should do little to derail my plans to construct a fleet of telepathically operated and well-armed giant robots. Assuming that the bank approves my loan, I should be able to close on a charming underground lair on a suitably remote volcanic island.
