Okay, so in my last post i chatted a bit about biohacking, and how it could be a good thing. However in the wrong hands, it could be a dangerous thing, most likely to the user.
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Biohacking, Brilliant
It's been a long time since I posted, been busy doing science and other such things.
There has been some hoo-ha recently as to the relatively new fad of "Biohacking". The concept itself is quite interesting. Many different technologies have in the past benefited from experiments developed by amateurs. The thing that immediately springs to mind is the clockwork radio.
There has been some hoo-ha recently as to the relatively new fad of "Biohacking". The concept itself is quite interesting. Many different technologies have in the past benefited from experiments developed by amateurs. The thing that immediately springs to mind is the clockwork radio.
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