# Kevin Warwick

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In a chaotic and scandalous boat race between Oxford and Cambridge in 1829, the event devolved into a mudbath of chaos as the two elite universities clashed ungentlemanly. Warm champagne barrages and promiscuous antics ensued, leaving no clear victor except for the profit-making tavern nearby. Mean…

2-25-2002 - Prof. Kevin Warwick - World's First Cyborg

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April 4, 2002: Cybernetics - Kevin Warwick

Art Bell interviews Professor Kevin Warwick of the University of Reading, who has undergone a groundbreaking surgical procedure to become the world's first true cyborg. Surgeons at Oxford's Radcliffe Infirmary implanted a micro-electrode array directly into the median nerve of his left arm, with 20…

February 25, 2002: World's First Cyborg - Professor Kevin Warwick

Professor Kevin Warwick discusses his experiments becoming the world's first cyborg by implanting technology in his body. Warwick examines the neural implant allowing his nervous system to interface directly with computers. The conversation explores experiments where Warwick controlled robotic arms…

February 25, 2002: World's First Cyborg - Kevin Warwick

Art Bell welcomes Professor Kevin Warwick, a cybernetics researcher at the University of Reading, who in 1998 surgically implanted a silicon chip transponder into his arm to interact with building computers. Warwick discusses his upcoming experiment to directly link his nervous system to a computer…

April 4, 2002: Cybernetics - Kevin Warwick

Art Bell interviews Professor Kevin Warwick of the University of Reading, who has undergone a groundbreaking surgical procedure to become the world's first true cyborg. Surgeons at Oxford's Radcliffe Infirmary implanted a micro-electrode array directly into the median nerve of his left arm, with 20…

February 25, 2002: World's First Cyborg - Kevin Warwick

Art Bell welcomes Professor Kevin Warwick, a cybernetics researcher at the University of Reading, who in 1998 surgically implanted a silicon chip transponder into his arm to interact with building computers. Warwick discusses his upcoming experiment to directly link his nervous system to a computer…

Episode 806: My Lord, There is Plutonium in the Kmart Parking Lot!

Listen below with the audio player or Click Here for complete show notes and video from the show. Feedback Voice mail from Krazy Joe, Krazy Joe, and Krazy Joe x 5 If you had a working Transporter (Star Trek like), what is the single most anticlimactic place you would …

The Captain Who Survived Being Sucked Out of His Own Cockpit

The Captain Who Survived Being Sucked Out of His Own Cockpit On 10 June 1990, British Airways Flight 5390 departed Birmingham for Malaga with a catastrophic flaw: a cockpit windscreen secured with the wrong bolts. Thirteen minutes into the flight, the panel blew out at 23,000 feet, dragging Captai…