Harvard, Princeton researchers developing implantable "biocomputers"

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jarofchris @ May 21st 2007 11:00PM

Peter, science can only do ultimately trivial things, like cure pimples or cure cancer (and by the way, it doesn't even do either of those things vey well--and that's being charitable). In the medical field I work with both scientists and chaplains, and thus I am very much aware that men of God can do deeper things that science will never do, like help people find meaning in their lives or experience true inner peace, and bring comfort to the dying.

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