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That's kind of creepy, unless you think about the extent to which we are already manipulated by marketers, mainly through our desire for sex or to mimic the sexually desireable.
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quote:The shark is ideally suited for this research, he said, in part because it has a strikingly large nose.
I couldn't help but chuckle at how non sequitor this seemed. I tried to equate noses with research, and failed.
What a neat idea, though. I wonder, does it have a big antenna sticking out of its head? Also, how did they get the electrodes in its brain? Is it hard to do surgery underwater?
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I think RoboShark is better sounding. Though they could probably sell the licensing rights for RadioShark.
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