I don't mean for it to come off as a negative outlook, so apologies since it apparently did. I just don't see an embedded magnet as being the same kind of assi

I don't mean for it to come off as a negative outlook, so apologies since it apparently did. I just don't see an embedded magnet as being the same kind of assistive device as headphones or GPS. Neither of those examples provide a new sense (which was my original comment's example of what an implanted magnet does). They don't replace senses or add completely new ones. Unless someone is capable of storing an entire region's map to memory and locating themselves within that region precisely (maybe some people can to an extent, but not entirely the same).