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| Cyborgs, body hackers, grinders, and biohackers are all about modification to achieve now | |
| what most people talk about having in the future. | |
| Bodyhacker Rich Lee, a transhumanist of sorts, recently modified his ears with speakers. | |
| With a coil around his neck and magnets in his ears, he can now hear music anytime without anyone knowing it. | |
| In his YouTube video, he describes the experience. | |
| Let's take a listen. | |
| So it goes like this. | |
| You can stick magnets into your ears, get a coil and an amplifier, stick the coil around your neck, you gotta have a backup supply of batteries like this, but once the coil's on your neck, you can plug a jack into your phone, it's amplified, right? | |
| Instead of sending it through earbuds like it would with headphones or whatever, it sends it into a coil. | |
| So what does that do? | |
| That creates a magnetic field That causes the magnets in my ears to create sound. | |
| He hopes his design could be used as a GPS navigator or a radiation detector. | |
| In other new wearable technologies, there's the bra with superpowers. | |
| These non-evasive, non-radiogenic bras come from a company called First Warning Systems. | |
| No, it doesn't taser the TSA during a pat-down. | |
| It doesn't look like the fembox. | |
| These bras can detect abnormal cellular changes. | |
| Truly a breakthrough in breast health. | |
| In more wearable technologies, be on the lookout for an intelligent track suit that provides a program to train better posture. | |
| Before venturing too far into transhumanism, go to InfoWarshop.com and buy Robot Alchemy. | |
| Androids, cyborgs, and the magic of artificial life. |
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