Play it again, Sam

David Jones

Nature, 1999, vol. 399, issue 6735, 419-419

Abstract: Automatic electrical stimulation of the motor system could relieve the boredom of joggers and assembly-line workers, and highly selective stimulation could be used to train typists and pianists. The only downside, suggests Daedalus, might be an unwelcome anaesthesia.

Date: 1999
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