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news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/2547491.stm

Well the line between man and machine is starting to blur. A group of American scientists are developing a microchip that well fit into the human eye. The purpose of the chip is to help the blind to see again. But what if you could develop the chip so you can see in the dark or even see in the near infrared. Not to say that all this is a bad thing. I’m just saying why stop at just helping people to see again, you know what I mean.