Neil Harbisson, el cyborg que vive con una antena en la cabeza para "escuchar" los colores
Tiene un chip que convierte las diferentes tonalidades en sonidos que le llegan directamente al cerebro. Encontró en la tecnología una forma de combatir la acromatopsia, una patología que hace que vea el mundo en blanco y negro. De visita por Buenos Aires habló con Infobae sobre cómo es su vida con este implante cibernético y por qué cree que es buena idea modificar el cuerpo y adquirir nuevos sentidos
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