[GravityFree]

Give all the credit to Freeper "zencat" for bringing this to my attention.I once thought my two grandmothers lived through tremendous change from 1900-1990s. If this is what lies just over the horizon I they saw only the leading edge.

[DoughtyOne]

I'm sorry, I thought this was a story about democrats.

[Nick Danger]

When you see how few neurons it takes to do fairly sophisticated things, you wonder what all of ours are doing. I'll bet we could make a Democrat with fewer neurons than a housefly, and it could still be taught to hate Bush.

[xlib]

I thought this was a joke.

It's not.

http://www.bme.ufl.edu/research/projects/detailproject.php?RP_id=5

[Captainpaintball]

Not to toot my own horn, but...

I thought of doing this with birds many years ago. They have a good sense of direction, they are more expendable, and they can already fly, so wouldn't this be better than rats? I can add this to the list of ideas people have stolen from me over the years ("Who Wants to be a Super-Millionaire?", Animal Face-Off, the Pizza Hut "4 For All" pizza, etc.) I'm going to start looking for electronic bugs in my house, so have a good night, everyone!

[506trooper]

All ready done

BRAIN DEAD (director/writer: Adam Simon; screenwriter: from a Charles Beaumont story; cinematographer: Ron Schmidt; editor: Carol Oblath; cast: Bill Pullman (Dr. Rex Martin), Bill Paxton (Jim Reston), Patricia Charbonneau (Dana Martin), Bud Cort (Jack Halsey), George Kennedy (Vance), Nicholas Pryor (Conklin/Ramsen), David Sinaiko (Berkovitch); Runtime: 85; Concorde Pictures; 1990)