My uncle Vicente went through surgeries on both his eyes.  He's just about 
100% blind now.

It occurs to me that machine to neuron interfaces are very important in 
vision corrective procedures.  If the eye [God made this, batting .997] is so 
damaged that it cannot provide sight, then it should be replaced.  We have 
been doing this for decades with glass eyes, no need to stop that.  Except we 
now can put in a real lens and a real nerve interface, with electrically 
sensitive diodes similar to my son's toy, which is merely a bank of pins that 
retains an image.  This will work, but research should be done to refine the 
image, which means getting really thin pins or something else [the plasma 
monitors, how do they handle pixels?].

Fake eardrums, gosh, tons of things can be done.  Now can I go home now?

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