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as long as some number of teeth were always sufficiently closed you could just have parallel/redundant communication channels using the teeth and never entirely
by Avshalom 4y ago
as long as some number of teeth were always sufficiently closed you could just have parallel/redundant communication channels using the teeth and never entirely break contact.
- jrootabega 4y agoGood point; the higher level layers of the brain wouldn't even need to know that there was ever a disconnection. Although it would all still require neural connections that could be physically broken regularly. And we thought USB was picky...