[bitt]

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[NetAddicted]

Ooooookay.

[Jeff Chandler]

[butlerweave]

The democrats beat him to it many years with their brain implant/interface ,LOL

[marktwain]

It is coming.

Better to be done in the United States, in the open, than in China, in secrecy.

There are simply too many advantages to this tech.

There is a strong possibility the same, or very similar, will be accomplished by a helmet type device.

[EEGator]

I will have no part of this.

Genetic engineering is just as frightening when extrapolated.

[GenX4Real]

Eh, what could go wrong....😬

[coydog]

Let’s see if anyone gets this... “Think in Russian”

[NicoDon]

the idea of this is really interesting. the problem with this is that everyone knows computer devices of all sorts can be hacked.

if you can’t create an unhackable platform no thought should be given to linking it with the human mind.

Moreover, if you can’t ascertain for yourself what that platform does once its linked to your mind, without the negative intentions and side effects taking hold, then there is no reason to link it to the human mind.

in other, more succinct words: no way, no how, no thanks.

[Captain Compassion]

Transhumanism alert!

[Captain Compassion]

Transhumanism alert!

[lewislynn]

2 questions:
Is the study subsidized by the taxpayers? Like Tesla, where the taxpayers subsidizing the production can't necessarily afford or even want the product?

Will the process be covered by insurance/Medicare?

[roadcat]

At the last Neuralink public update, Musk had unveiled a monkey who played a videogame by thinking alone, and manipulating his brain implant with his neurons directly.

It would be nice to play the piano by thinking the notes. Tedious moving my fat fingers on a keyboard. Same goes for computer keyboards - no more mistajes.