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Old 08-30-2007, 08:26 AM #1
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Thumbs down Outrageous -on TV

My husband was flipping TV channels last night – so I’m not sure what channel this was on – or even what time – but some commentator on a “science” show was talking about how miniature computers were being used TODAY for curing Parkinson’s disease – and then they showed a line drawing of the brain with a section colored differently – and he went on to say that PWP had miniature computers implanted in their brains TODAY to help with pd.

I am so mad at myself because I didn’t think at the time to figure out what show it was so I could write to the producers and complain about their stupidity.
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