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Dial H for Happiness: How Neuroengineering May Change Your Brain 
Wired News | Mon, Mar 2
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Sci-Fi author Philip K. Dick may have best anticipated neuroengineering in his most famous work, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? , the basis of the movie Blade Runner . The main character and his wife get up in the morning and select their moods ...
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