I always assumed we'd have private spaceships before we could decode the brain well enough to do something like this. Wow!
We do have private spaceships.
I didn't imagine a conversation like this will happen during my lifetime.
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#12Seems like one application of this would be for reflex enhancement in, say, a solider. Equip soldiers with a helmet which stimulated them to act quicker than they would have otherwise in response to visual/auditory stimuli.
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#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
I was including me in the We. I haven't hooked mine up yet.
Yea but SpaceX's private spaceships is how it looks when it's germinating, just like how mind control right now appears to be really basic as well.
I hope you're right. I plan on working until I'm 80 or 90 to be able to afford one.