I&#x27;d like to direct curious readers to my favorite story by Isaac Asimov, called &quot;Profession&quot;: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.inf.ufpr.br&#x2F;renato&#x2F;profession.html" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.inf.ufpr.br&#x2F;renato&#x2F;profession.html</a><p>It deals with pretty much exactly this topic -- in the story, peoples&#x27; professions are determined by brain scans (as in the study), and the requisite professional knowledge is then loaded via a similar device (which seems much further off). The story explores some of the ethical&#x2F;societal implications of being &quot;exceptional&quot; in terms of brain structure. It&#x27;s an incredible piece of fiction, and it has stuck with me over years and years even when the appeal of stories like &quot;The Last Question&quot; have somewhat worn off for me.