Mind controller chip
Narrated by two people. I had spent all morning interviewing micro neurology graduates to assist in decoding brain waves as a means to controlling computers rather than using a keyboard and mouse. I thought I would whittle it down to 2 or 3 candidates. But the only suitable person was a fairly plain girl about 23 who probably had a fairly good figure if she didnt wear such ill fitting clothes. Her name was Sue she seemed very shy. After a couple of weeks we started to get on well enough and she was very good at what I needed her to do. After two months we had a prototype which stuck on the back of the neck with a couple of Elastoplast. It consisted of very fine wires that just pierced the skin hooked …