article_snippet: Taptic wrist vibes can also carry a purpose -- reminding you to pick up a carton of eggs on your way home from work, or delivering an insistent flick from a client demanding a call-back.
article_snippet: Therein lies a brave new response in human conditioning.
article_snippet: But there's something Manchurian Candidate-like about a digital prompt delivered palpably to your wrist.
article_snippet: In the not-so-distant future, that driver you see lurching toward the off-ramp or the friend whose face glazes over at lunch could be in the grip of a taptic command from their watch.
article_snippet: As an unexpected boon to evolution, Apple may soon be responsible for helping humans achieve a new level of ambidexterity, along with super-strong eye muscles.
article_snippet: Of course, a constantly raised wrist puts a strain on the shoulder, which suggests we'll soon be hearing about exercises designed to prevent watch fatigue.
article_snippet: Some enterprising type might come up with a fashionable i-sling or support cushion to keep the arm and wrist sufficiently elevated to allow for hours of uninterrupted tapping and finger sketching.
article_snippet: The flip side is that such constant self-assessment will also lead to an increase in hypochondria and OCD symptoms among many wearers who already went nuts with their Fitbits.
article_snippet: And get ready for a new universal facial expression to emerge on elevators, subways and at the dinner table, as users learn to open users little round retina using just users eyes.  