In my experience, the combination of two trivial mashups is an innovation. Suppose you wanted to teach someone to roll a kayak. In my experience instructing th

In my experience, the combination of two trivial mashups is an innovation. Suppose you wanted to teach someone to roll a kayak. In my experience instructing the subject, perhaps a quarter of students can roll instantly once they "know how it feels". If one person can command another's body to do it, perhaps learning would be faster and more efficient. This work is nifty. It's playful, but the applications may be vast. If I can send involuntary motion, can I send you thoughts? Can I write as fast as I can think? Can I be forced to do something unwillingly? Time will tell.