Aug. 8, 2012 at 4:30pm with 4 notes
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On its own, the implant allows a person to feel electromagnetic fields: a microwave oven in their kitchen, a subway passing beneath the ground, or high tension power lines overhead.
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Cyborg America: inside the strange new world of basement body hackers | The Verge

This is totally insane. 

(via rickwebb)

True story: I can “hear” some strong fields. A TV on mute in an upstairs bedroom or an idling compressor in an AC unit on the side of the house. It’s weird, but you get used to the light buzzing in your ear when something gets turned on.

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