Yes, I read the article, that's why I said I came to the same conclusion ("wearables > implantables"). My 'ring' answer for magnet in finger was just an exampl

Yes, I read the article, that's why I said I came to the same conclusion ("wearables > implantables"). My 'ring' answer for magnet in finger was just an example of a counterpoint in such a debate between these two transhumanism approaches. I of course approve smart glasses, rings, bracelets, wearables, exoskeletons, etc. over implants, surgeries and metal bones (Wolverine from X-Men excluded ;). Of course nanites easily trump wearables but they are way too far into the future at this point I'd think.