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Imagine you had a silicon chip implanted in your brain that allowed you to speak another language fluently. Neat, huh? Take it a step further: Imagine an implanted brain chip no larger than a grain of rice what would enable you to be brilliant and focused at work, cheerful and relaxed at parties, abstemious at mealtimes, and passionately aroused at bedtime with your mate.

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