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The Bionic Body Shop – Buy Custom Upgrades for Your Body Now!

SingularityHub Staff
Jul 18, 2008
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From the IEEE report on the singularity comes a really cool flash tool that gives you a tour of the implants and technologies for human enhancement that are already commercially available today. A few of my favorites include the bionic eye to partially cure blindness, a cochlear implant to partially cure deafness, and a camera pill that once swallowed allows for pictures to be taken of your intestines. Below is a picture of the flash tool, but you really need to see it in person so click here now!

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