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What a turn-on: science develops bionic sex chip


scientists are working on an electronic “sex chip” that will be able to stimulate pleasure centres in the brain.

The prospect of the chip, which could be a decade away, is emerging from progress in deep brain stimulation, in which tiny shocks from implanted electrodes are given to the brain. The technology has been used in America to treat Parkinson’s disease.

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Jane Fonda starring in the film Barbarella.
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Stimulating this area can produce pleasure as intense as “devouring a delicious pastry”, he said.

By 2015, he predicts, micro-computers in the brain with a range of applications could be self-powered and controlled by hand-held transmitters.


ew years ago a scientist implanted such a device into the brain of a woman with a low sex drive and turned her into a very sexually active woman

She didn’t like the sudden change

We are being led to big philosophical questions by rapid technological advances

If we don’t discuss them now, they may be taking place before we can resolve the issues