Neuroscientists at Duke University claimed to have created a special electrode implant that makes brain-to-brain communication in rats possible. In their experiments, researchers were able to make two rats—one in North Carolina and one in Brazil—communicate during a series of tests involving pulling certain levers to receive food pellets. The researchers say that they are currently testing the breakthrough technology on monkeys, and hope to one day make it available for use in humans. In the meantime, the chief concern of humanity will be dealing with the army of telepathic monkeys being created in labs in North Carolina …
