living in the dark

Subject: living in the dark

piggle 13.07.19 - 02:42pm
So like... Bluetooth * +

gremlinpickledgizzy 13.07.19 - 03:04pm
no! * +

3mel 13.07.19 - 08:44pm
resistance is futile * +

sisfreak2017 13.07.19 - 08:46pm
I'll be needing it soon , my focus is failing

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bozzalad 14.07.19 - 01:20am

@ gremlinpickledgizzy - 13.07.19 - 03:04pm
no!

no what? * +

dodgey 14.07.19 - 02:40pm
That's good news, amazing what can happen these days. * +

ladibud 17.07.19 - 09:33am

@ bozzalad - 13.07.19 - 11:11am
A cure for blindness: Father, 35, who suddenly lost his sight aged nine is among six patients to have their vision restored by pioneering treatment that beams images directly into the brain

Five men and one woman have regained vision after years of living in the dark
They had electrode chips planted in the visual cortex at the back of their skulls
These picked up images from a tiny video camera mounted in a pair of glasses
One of the participants, Benjamin James Spencer, who went blind aged nine, described his joy at seeing his wife and three daughters for the first time

Doctors have restored sight to the blind by sending video images directly to the brain.

In a world-first that offers hope to millions of patients, five men and one woman have regained vision after years of living in the dark.

They had electrode chips planted in the visual cortex at the back of their skulls that picked up images from a tiny video camera mounted in a pair of glasses. Their eyes were bypassed completely