One of my favorite websites, Boing Boing, links to what sounds to be an amazing article about folks they call “self-experimenters.”
Apparently they profile many people including the very interesting folks/experiments below:
“¢ Kevin Warwick wired his nervous system into the Internet and his wife; now he’s out to become one with The Matrix
“¢ Morgan Spurlock turned an extreme Big Mac Attack into a public health wake-up call
“¢ Stephen Hoffman has given years of sweat”and lots of blood”on his quest to stop a global killer
“¢ Olivier Ameisen had tried everything to dry out; then he heard about baclofen
“¢ Deb Roy and his family are risking their privacy so that someday computers might understand human speech
“¢ Seth Roberts says the key to self-help lies in the scientific method
“¢ Sasha Giedd would have been the only girl in high school with a time-lapse movie of her developing brain, if not for a change in the rules
“¢ Alexander Shulgin endured a government crackdown and bone-melting hallucinations in pursuit of new mind-bending compounds [BOING BOING]
Go HERE for the original article and
to learn more about the film Morgan Spurlock made out of his self-experimentation. Also because it’s fun - the trailer for Super Size Me is below.
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How about a little experimentation on our babies?
lora brunckeI hope you are documenting as we go.