its not thread redustion its acrually tissue death. they are killing the neurons while piercing them with steel, and so they die. this is why they went to less threads - they realise they killed part of the brain of the first patient.
ps i am a fan of musk, but I am also a genious and can see what is happening here. they might have to pivot with the whole piercing the brain tissue with steel rods thing… brain might be too sensitive for this
possible remember elon said he would eliminate woke mind virus that killed his son .he in evil arc mode now .we not know what will happen it unpredictable now
No joke. It will be used against people. That's how it always goes. I'm not one of these ppl with boners for Musk so while he seems for now beneficial against those I can't stand, I also understand allies are not synonymous with the word "friend." You kind of have to have a weird mind to want to authorize something like this or to be part of the hands on team who the authorization goes to and not feel wierd with something like this. I have come to the conclusion alot if not most who do things so far out are not interested in benefiting the human race so much they have warped minds interested in manipulating human existence in ways that seperate us further from the natural world yet again, simply out of facination and not for any true benevolent reasons.
Besides the dystopian aspect, it'd be interesting to see how someone's brain operates we barely understand it but being able to grasp it would unlock so many things
@@fatfurry Technology always gets misused on the peasant class. It's a matter of when, not if. Even Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum spoke about everyone having a chip in their brain and being able to read their emotions. No thanks!
for the bits per second thing, it wouldn't be about speaking all those bits faster, it's more like being able to include other things such as sights, smells, sounds etc. and other things all along with your data transmission. information that would take many megabits to convey but can be sent to you, or from you to the computer, all at once through multiple parallel channels simultaneously. or if you want to communicate a raw feeling or a raw thought to someone or an intuition of something, imagine being able to send the patterns to someone else through bluetooth from implant to implant and be able to talk in 'rich thought' (like rich text but not just words, but other things like feelings and smells and sights too)
@@Amanda-j3y we dont deny we can do it we want to do it faster and imagine a world where deep dive mmos and video games fully immersing every sense in the environment it would be amazing
The one percenters want control over our minds. They can already read our thoughts by monitoring our internet history. This is not going to end well. As usual it's originally designed to help people. How else will the psychos get their foot in the door?
I thought a neurosugeon recently said brain electrode tend to become useless after sometime due to immune system forming a protective sheath of some kind (scar tissue) to isolate the foreign object
I'm no expert but that is a firm thought and probability. The human body does not welcome foreign objects inserted into ourselves. It rejects them and runs its coarse, or tries to anyway. Even human organs for transplants the body will reject. So you probably are remembering something accurately something someone said like that. It makes sense and would fall right in line with the pattern of the human body anytime. Even with that trans nonsense, the body tries healing the damage surgeons create within their victims...oops, I meant patients.
Ohh, that's right. Like deep brain stimulation electrodes for Parkinson's lasting 10 years+ , or like pacing wires for the hearts electrical system over 10 -15 year lifespan.
Don’t despair, we may have gene therapies that prevent scar tissue formation soon, I hope the neuralink team is aware of this and researching it/considering implementing it
I watch lex Friedman podcast with neuralink team. Electrodes are so tiny and carefully placed that scar tissue is not forming. Time will tell of course if that's a case when 10 years will pass.
@@TheTeslaSpace The wife already agreed to become his and her spaceships. We don't want to live in the same solar system as people anymore. I can't wait to feel the solar winds against my hull.
I can't believe how many people rushed out to get all of those stupid shots and boosters and _still_ wound up getting covid and now are having all these weird, terrible side effects. That was a test and 90% of society *failed.* Fucking sheep. 😜
This is sketchy, but the covid vaccines were not. Got sick with covid thrice before getting my first booster in 2021, never had it again after. . During the pandemic and have been nothing but strong and healthy.
@@conormartin7416 You got Covid _three_ times, _after_ getting vaccinated? Are you _sure_ it was the booster shot that stopped you from getting it again or were you perhaps just a little more cautious after getting it *three times?*
No, if you watch WhistlinDiesals durability test the cyber truck had some pretty major flaws. Slamming the door once can result in it breaking, the mirrors are barely held on, the tailgate came straight off when trying to tow a Ford f150 as a result of not being held on by anything, and perhaps not surprisingly after all this, pieces of the "bulletproof" body are held on by glue. Also if your windshield, which also is surprisingly easy, breaks, the car will stop working entirely. This guy is fanboying so hard over a video that quite literally shows that the cyber truck is mostly a cheaply manufactured pos
the tailgate did get damaged earlier on tho when it dropped off the pipes and smashed on that concrete barrier at the bottom of the pipes which prolly affected the integrity of the tailgate itself
@@XX-jl3fmDude shut up that car is a piece of junk. No different than a traxxis rc truck. There is nothing new/innovative about its technology they are just selling you a dream. Same thing with neuralink. All old technology. Fun fact the first electric tank was created by Porsche nearly 100 years ago. So look at what youre chasing 😂
Why do they talk about human to human communication? Is this actually 2 way? Because to my understanding, its 1 one system. You can input anything to the brain, only read signals.
The building of Ad Astra is wonderful news! Give children a chance while they're young and they'll do amazing things when they're older. Way to go Elon Musk!
must be safe technologies, use bone conduction. maybe grow the tech inside the tissue as the tissue, like using Crisper to grow technologies, use perfect electrons in perfect geometry's to make perfect technology .
*ELON MUSK IS THE WORLD BIGGEST EVER CON MAN* he will go down in the Guinness Book Of Records for this and it will be his legacy Dont reply - just wait.
@@fatfurry As scary as this technology could be it's not in the commercial but the preliminary stage. I don't think we could make sensible regulation if we don't understand how the technology will function and impact in our modern world. It's premature. It makes sense to wait and observe it in it's R&D phase. See it how it develops and then by then we will have a better idea how to protect the consumer.
I understand that Neuralink's device can be used as an output means, such as moving a mouse on a computer by the subject, but I have doubts about whether it can be used as an input to the natural brain, allowing a person to "recall" the knowledge and records contained in an external storage device.
They’ve already done it with monkeys, at neurolink. They showed the monkey a ‘pixel’ and it looked at it each time. Even though it only existed in the monkeys mind.
Right, I think the more major aspect is the concept of your brain being connected to a network. Not really about 'downloading ' knowledge from other storage like Neo learning Kung fu, more like your brain being part of a neural internet. Probably a lot more like inviting the world into the private sanctity of your mind, than accessing libraries of knowledge
I love your content, but I think you should've gone over the whistleindeisel a little bit more, like when they slammed the doors and they just came apart. Or the pain it took them to just get it to charge.
So the question is what happens when everyone reads and internalized everything that was ever written both on the internet and in physical academics? Some sort of sci fi evolution?
Yes. An explicit angle here is that we don't want to create super-intelligent machines that do amazing things we lack the mental capacity to understand (and that might escape our control and either leave us behind or destroy us). Instead we want to expand our own capacities so we are the ones doing the amazing things with our own minds.
What you mean insanely powerful I talk too chatgpt about a topic and chatgpt sided both like , even bad things and not so bad , chatgpt sided and defended it both Idk about you but ai is pretty dumb
The problem when civil war comes. Lots of us who do not want to be involved will be murdered. Many of us could be neuralink customers too. However, we are dead. Therefore when you own corporations so relevant and important to humans. What you say matters more than every human on the planet. Sometimes people do not want to advertise with you. Sometimes you then have to sue and cry that no one likes you and it is so unfair. Yes, life is unfair, talk to the people who died in violent civil wars others openly promoted. Where it was not open promotion, it should have been. Because not taking steps to prevent such things you might as well be promoting them.
Nah. Tesla wouldn't want the oblivious part of the population to reslize alot of our tax money goes to projects for inevitibly Musk's name would be mentioned in those conversations.
It would be nice if they could build a nueralink thread network to compensate for spinal injuries so people can walk/move again. Create new pathways to replace what was damaged and doesn’t work. So people can control their own legs. That would be impressive if not miraculous. Controlling computers and machines is old hat. Try something new by helping the blind to see(if they wish) and people to walk again.
I don't understand the wires in the brain neurons listening to brain function issue but I think of resonating value in the blood streams and the tallow flow of thinking thexheart brain cells
If it's true that we will be able to communicate at least 100x speed some small talk could be the equivalent of a lengthy debate, let alone something that lasts more than a couple of minutes
@@Clownk1ller You make it sound like the blueprints are just laying around waiting for the investor to realize them. The hard truth is, it's next to impossible to invent something really new these days, given by your context.
@@nanohatakamachi1066 Alright, He claims to be a founder of PayPal when he was just an investor and was forcibly kicked out of leadership roles in the company because he was running it into the ground. He never founded Tesla, it's original founders was actually Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, he managed to become the CEO of the company by controlling enough stock and having the board of directors with his side to kick them both out of the company and then attempted to rewite history as if he founded Tesla in the first place. He doesn't work in any technical details, other people do and he takes all the credit. Elon is a narcissistic gonk who was born rich but tries to play it off like he got where he is because he's a "genius"
“Improving charging capability “ , where are they getting all this extra power from. Faster charging means more power dragged from the grid at one time. It just doesn’t scale .
@@Amanda-j3y The powers that be own and control the money supply. They would be more than happy to return us to feudal times. So long as we are slaves and they are monarchs, they will be content.
Yeah they lost a lot of the electrodes so they were forced to create better signal detection algorithms and utilize them better for their tasks. So now they can lower the electrode count for the next one, reducing costs and complexity, but maintaining performance and maybe even improving performance compared to the N1
