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I wonder if there’s any point in using this for military applications.

• polypodiopsi 5y ago
  Zynically this instantly came to my mind, too.
• isuckatcoding 5y ago
  Have you watched the Manchurian Candidate?
• qayxc 5y ago
  Pain is a vitally important function of the central nervous system. Children born without the ability to feel pain (congenital insensitivity to pain and anhydrosis/HSAN IV) rarely live to puberty. There's very little to be gained from an implant that continuously supresses pain in an otherwise healthy person. It dramatically increases the risk of dying from preventable infections or permanently damaging tissue, bones and ligaments due to overburdening, untreated lesions or fractures. It'd basically decrease combat readiness in the long run.