If that’s the case, sign me up. Let’s get this going. I used to do sleep/EEG studies. What Neuralink is doing…or planning to do, can be life-changing for everyone. It’ll take a while, but the potential is astronomical.
In the time I have been alive since 2005 I have seen the world go from CD's to USB drives getting smaller and smaller while getting larger storage cappacities. I have seen drones go from gimmics to the perfered filming instrument for arial shots, and VR go from a small fad to the future of gaming. I see no reason that nearolink could not do all the things mentioned in this video.
@@yeetoryeetor8872 that's facts, but for healthy people, it's gonna be turned down by the majority. I think its an amazing piece of tech that'll look good in you an not me, but it's still amazing
@@perperoglou1 Why associate it with a new world order or politics ? Talking from a technological and health stand point giving people a chance to recover from paralysis or mental diseases is a miracle.
@@perperoglou1 we are all controlled psychologically to think. WE ARE ALL HACKABLE. thats why most security companies dont like to hire a lot of people because no matter how advanced the technology of machines are, social engineering gets the job done. You act like democracy is still being implied today when its not...no conspiracy shit but im just saying people are easier to hack than machine and such as nearalink also.
@@perperoglou1 I can understand the concern but if people don't want it I wouldn't force it upon them it's everyone's decision , regarding nuclear energy , yes it was used twice in history ( by the same country ) as a murder weapon but on the positive note it's been used ever since as a energy source so my view on this is that whatever is invented , whatever object exists in this world it can be used for both good and evil but in my opinion we shouldn't reject something just because it might have a negative use, take for example guns , people can get killed by guns but at the same time they can offer a means to protect themselves and survive.
the part that concerns me is the ability to wirelessly upload data. I don't want to get hacked and used to assassinate someone then take the fall for it too.
They've already been working on chain hypnosis. Each person finds the next victim and the last one does the deed. Difficult to trace back to the first one.
I’m sure there will be safety precautions in place when this does become commercially available. An easy one is to simply have two separate neuralinks, one that connects your brain with your body internally and one that sends/receives data from wireless sources.
We really need to stop trying to play God... He is so much greater than anything human hands could create, anyhow. Faith, Prayer, and Trust lead to miracles, healing, and deliverance. Who's to say there wouldn't be some type of general database with a button that could somehow shut down the brain and turn you into an empty vessel? And just who exactly would have access to all of that? Makes you wonder... These movies and TV shows have been literally showing us what's to come..
Ideally, I would like to have a neuro link app that allows people to share their own individual perspectives on ANY particular subject matter. Think of all the needless arguments that need not continue!!!
Can you imagine the high quality arguments you could have with you wife ? Yeah, no thanks, it would never ever stop. She would be getting the last word in while your asleep…
@@dannyb1230 Possibly, But you know how any of that kind of stuff goes: if it’s encoded, it can be decoded. Ifs it’s encrypted it can be decrypted. Always a cat and mouse game. Like back in the day, they tried so hard to encrypt CDs so kids couldn’t copy the music off of them. They finally came up with a technology coating to prevent it and a week after the release of the CDs, some kid got a sharpie marker and wrote over the encryption and made it possible to copy the music LOL. All that work for nothing. Wireless is worse.
1. Elon definitely watches/reads too much sci-fi 2. The idea of literal speech becoming obsolete is insane 3. Thought based gaming sounds like a webtoon I'm reading lols("hardcore leveling warrior" if anyone was interested) 4.this neurolink is also on track with the Facebook Meta timeline, so we really will be living virtually
Imagine getting neuralink, missing a payment, and boom: Elon Musk reposes your neuralink. Or worse, they shut your arms and legs down remotely like a cellphone. 🤣🤣🤣 Funny, yet scary.
@@michaelmartinez3514 when they showed that they’re going to have a training program to teach you how to control your phone with your mind that was when it clicked like “damn. This is crazy”
I had a dream in 1999 that a computer chip about half and inch in size squared, was inserted in the base of my skull at the back of my neck. It was being used to control me. I was trying in the dream to rip it out with my fingers as I did not want it controlling me. I woke up and found a small red bump where I dreamt it was placed that I had not noticed before. Prob just a blind spot that I hadn't realised had appeared until I had the dream. This Neurolink was exactly it.
Neuralink and BCI's are the future. In school, teachers said, "you won't be walking around with a calculator in your pocket all the time." We do walk around with a calculator in our pocket all the time and so much more. We have so much power with our smart phones; pre-2007-2008 you could never have said we'd have video cameras, cameras, microphones, phones, alarms, games, a computer etc all in one device and so integrated into how we live every day. People are on their phones from the moment they wake until they fall asleep. Now reinvent the way we communicate with that power to a level unimagined. This will enable real telepathy even if you don't speak the same language. Manipulating other things our brains already do like our 5 senses and so much more it's all on the potential list. I'm jacked for this next era of technology.
This is where intelligence overcomes any type of physical strength opposition. Humanoid robots can be controlled with the mind eventually, and brute physical strength cannot match mechanical strength.
Which is why the first ones to implement this technology are going to have a massive advantage. We pretty much have no choice but to implement it now, because any nation that doesn’t, will be a technological epoch behind those who do. I predict people without the means to participate will go to war, once word gets out how amazing neuralink is. Or, those who are afraid of it will revolt, because there’s no way in hell someone without a neuralink is going to compete in a world where everyone else has one. Another note, think about how neuralink could boost someone on a physical level as well. Like, aiming and reaction time, for instance. A soldier with a neuralink would be a monster. God help us all. Even in terms of just online games or something, there’s no way a natural brain will be able to compete anymore.
@@Nomans_Nomen We’ll all have our Halo suits, flying around in Banshees and driving Warthogs. It’s going to be great. Meanwhile, our intergalactic overlords will be mind-controlling their robot generals from another planet which control an Attack of the Clones army of robot soldiers. Like mind controlled Robocops and Judge Dreds. Sweet.
This is the beginning of the tech singularity. We are approaching the event horizon, and there is no telling what humanity will be like after a few decades with this technology available. Faster internet, smartphones, and processing power improvements over just the last 20 years have changed the world forever. The tech we make in the next 10 years will change the course of human civilization. What a time to be alive!
How well would Neuralink function with EMP blasts, solar flares, and other instances of electrical interference? Would a Faraday Cage be able to be modified to fit inside the brain/body to protect the implant from frying itself and the user? If Neuralink hits worldwide markets for every person's use, will we be able to operate heavy machinery or control machinery from home? How many uses could Neuralink potentially have, and will it be accessible to every income bracket? Are there any potential dangers of having our brains hacked or otherwise be controlled by others? What I am envisioning is jobs no longer requiring on-site workers, with the option to control a machine, for example, to make food. I can see fast food standards improving with lower instances of theft, and burn out, and higher increases in how well food is made, as well as how correctly and sanitary the food is prepared.
I've been saying this for some time and people just think I am crazy. We could be so much better than we are if we just incorporate tech into ourselves. I really liked that you included the telepathy, because that is one of the improvements I thought of.
I can remember a time before Smartphones I was sitting in the train with my little Pocket PC. People stared at me as if was a Alien. Nowadays i enter a Train and everyone is staring at their little Pocket PC but now we call them Smartphone. Give the people time. Not everyone is an early adopter.
Yeah, we need to destroy humanity and just all become machines. You believe there's any benefits to this when actually it will just be used as a tool to control the thoughts and actions of the population. FFS get a clue.
What I want is an on off switch on my hearing, I have complex PTSD and am both in the giftedness and autism spectrum, all 3 have effects on my hearing capacity (making it quite uncomfortable when for example an neighbour plays music all night) if I could just turn it off to sleep that would be the dream.
So would neuro-plasticity, (the inherent repair / adaption / learning ability of brain tissue), evolve to utilise the implant more efficiently over time? Interesting stuff. Wetware is here.
I would expect the brain to adapt to the device. As you practice using the device, the brain should "strengthen" its connections to it. It would probably help a lot to get it when you're very young.
@Dave D Great question 🤔 I think our brains have already evolved to use neuro-plasticity for learning via our smartphones, Internet and AI engines. And this same process applied to learning neurobiology has a therapeutic effect on the brain, which is creating an efficient "learning loop".
@@Muuip yup: everything is AR since we create a visual of actual tools in our mind and overlay the possibilities of their implementation in the ‘augmented reality’ our brains create.
I simply orient myself to the many previous technologies. How long these have taken from the first tests and laboratory samples to maturity. That tells me that we need about 40 to 60 years. Then you can buy divices from Neuralink, and more likely from Apple.
40 to 60 years is an over estimate bro. The first iPhone took 5 years to develop. Most medical equipment takes longer only due to little funding. With neuralink having a solid base understand of how the brain works, with a clear path forward in terms of function, and with Elon Musk funding it… 1 year until human trials isn’t a stretch. Remember, Elon founded the company in. 2016. That is 6.5 years from start to human trials.
Also considering your entire watch history consists of historic videos, you seem skewed in perspective. Anything developed beyond 30 years ago doesn’t exactly count in my opinion.
@@Kannatron I can see your point KannaCodes. This is not a new iPhon. The technology of accessing your thoughts is an ancient desire. And to realize that in combination with the ability also of direct thought communication is a major work. My assessment is quite optimistic and already includes your arguments.
@CanadaCommunity Org You can only seriously hope that these things in 'The Real Neuralink is DNAlink via Starlink' video are really true. Because then we could finally be sure that all the morons, madder, drafter, the crazier, battier, kookier, the nuttier, buggier, daffier, the loonier, screwier, wackier as well as all the lunatics, maniatics, crackpots, madmans, the headcases, fruitcakes, psychos, the oddballs, bedlamites, coo-coos and the schizos, sickos and mental cases will receive treatment for their recovery.
Wouldn't mind getting push notifications right to my cranium... so long as there is a do not disturb mode when I want to sleep. Imagine that. Turn-by-turn navigation straight to your head. Or better yet, drive your car by just sitting inside it. Work on your spreadsheets while curled up in bed. Have a conversation with anyone without talking, so you can take calls while holding your 1 year old who is fussy and you are trying to get them to sleep. Of course, that's just the tip of the iceberg. Then there's the real breakthroughs like bridging spinalcord breaks, making the blind see and the deaf hear and, well, its mind-blowing where this can all go.
How does one contact Neuralink to become a test subject? I've lost the ability to move my foot up, via my ankle, seemingly due to an infection in my spine, I got while having surgery to fix my spine. Seems like a connection in my spinal cord was disconnected. I'm wondering if this, seemingly simple, problem could be fixed with this technology.
I'm excited for the medical benefits this could provide, but not happy that a lot of humans may have other advantages over people who choose to not have it.
"choose" being the key word. Its like arm wrestlers getting mad because sprinters sprint and then wanting to make a sprinter arm wrestle to prove something.
3:00 When reading a quote you really shouldn't change any of the words in the quote otherwise it is no longer a direct quote. *"I don't want to raise hopes unreasonably, but I'm increasingly convinced that this COULD be done"* Yes, I get that in this case "can" is a reasonable substitute for "could" but it still changes the level of emphasis in the original quote. Again, I repeat, you should not change words in a direct quote.
I'm curious if it could be used to treat chronic pain - if pain is produced in the brain as a 'warning' to us, then presumably we could use neuralink to prevent the nasty feeling of pain, and replace it with a friendly 'by the way, this part of your body needs checking by a doctor' or even better, telling us what the issue is specifically, eliminating the need for physical pain. Perhaps we could control it enough to tune our pain receptors within safe levels? That would be truly amazing.
If you make pain feel good or neutral, you will reduce the efficiency of detecting damage extremely. You won't react as fast as you would with a pain that feels bad.
That would be dangerous. Also pain is more a psychological thing than nerves being stimulated. Without thoughts to analyze the pain it’s just a sensation. Your brain labels it as good or bad.
@Jordan Belfort really? So you predicting a few things gives you the authority to question someone else’s beliefs in a project, have you ever heard of a coincidence….
Oh ,I read most of the comments but the thing surprise me is how the peoples are ready & curious about this thing with out seeing in different directions ,anyway I just say good luck b/c it’s the time…
My favorite book is Feed by M.T. Anderson. As long as these devices do not connect to the internet or connect in a decentralized way (you know to avoid hacking at all cost), then what happens in the book shouldn't happen to the world in the future.
I believe he said this will replace the phone, so it will be connected at some point. He will build an rotating invincible encryption system. Perhaps people will stop drinking and consuming drugs if they can tune into a program that lets them feel good without the addiction factors ?
Great video! Hard to overstate the importance of this technology. I have severe lower back pain due to severe arthritis and disintegrated L5 disk. Congress took my hydrocodone away and so I suffer thanks to them. Maybe Neurolink can one day short circuit that pain signal.
This would so good and supeg simple. Lowerback pain is so stupid it doesnt affect the strenght or movement only the pain does. When we take that away boom NEW FUCKING BACK!!!
Have you met with a pain management doctor. My dad had lower back pain and they used some technique to kill some pain nerves. Something like an epidural, but permanent. I'm sorry, I don't know all the details.
I feel you… been dealing with Arthritis, Disc Degeneration at L5/S1 since my Military service (pain started around 2007)… wouldn’t wish it upon my worst enemy… That was my first thought when I initially heard about this last yr…
This will definitely be the next smartphone in terms of interactive technology. I can just imagine the extensive sensory stimuli-making living without it near impossible, like how it’s near impossible to separate people from their smart devices.
bridging the gap between neurons with an electrode sounds realistic until you realise it is a whole zone of the brain with millions of gaps that have to be "bridged". So if you tried doing something like this you would have a block of iron inside your head (not just some wires)
I'm a 55 old human, I know humans and I know earth, If I where to be A.I : I would chose earth and I'll let only selected humanity to survive clean up and take care of 🌎🌍
Fixing quadriplegia is not just about sending muscle movement signals to nerves near the limbs, it is also about receiving feedback from the limbs. The feedback is a whole order of magnitude more difficult to deal with. This is extremely complex. Walking is extremely complex. Getting to safe and reliable bipedal locomotion using this technology will take at least 20 years and even then it will be clunky, stiff and unnatural movement. Stem cell technology on them other hand will advance (and is advancing) way faster than this and will achieve the same goal within 10 years with completely natural movement. I love what Neuralink are doing, don't get me wrong, but on the topic of spinal chord injury, biomedical injury repair will always be better than injury bi-pass technology.
IMO input for BCI will never be a thing because once input becomes a thing, companies could take advantage by trying to blast ads at you from inside. Imagine how disastrous that would be. Imagine getting a virus on your BCI and your legs shut off. Input meaning the BCI sends signals to your brain will almost never be a thing. Too many issues. Ethical as well. Would it be legal for the police to shut your legs off if you’re running away from them? Would it be legal for them to deactivate your arms if you have a weapon? What line do we draw? We can’t even draw the line on the internet. The old senators don’t even understand the internet enough to make proper laws. Watch the Mark Zuckerburg videos. Do you think they’ll have the ability to regulate this? HIGHLY DOUBT IT
Excellent review!! I'm hopeful that between Neuralink and my Tesla, our ability to travel and stay mobile in our advanced ages will be unimpaired. The hope for those suffering from Parkinson's disease and severe spinal cord injuries (thinking of veterans now) is especially encouraging!!
With the advancement of the Neuralink with a sprinkle of fantasy it would be interesting if dreaming would alter do to the enhanced state of your mind. If telepathy is in the table then maybe unlocking more of human brain would lead to even crazier discoveries.
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Can you imagine if this happens next year and quadriplegics can walk again? This mans status will be elevated to godlike levels.
He's already there when he looks in a mirror.
Take up your bed and walk. - Elon Musk to a quadriplegic patient who got Neuralink installed
It’ll either work in gods or the devils favor to every ying there’s a yang
I am disability
If thats possible you know that the technology will be unfairly purposed.
We can fix mobility but we can't fix greed
Judging from Elon's new haircut, he already has a Neuralink installed.
He has a style consultant. He needs to fire that guy.
I believe he cut it himself
@@shannonfbc1 mate no one cares lol
@@shannonfbc1 joking
@@shannonfbc1 Yeah, with a lawnmower!
Maybe Elon Musk already has Neuralink installed. LOL
Meh. He's definitely an alien from a distant planet. Oh wait!
If that’s the case, sign me up. Let’s get this going.
I used to do sleep/EEG studies. What Neuralink is doing…or planning to do, can be life-changing for everyone. It’ll take a while, but the potential is astronomical.
Wouldn’t be surprised
It would only make sense that he makes sure he’s the first to get it
@@BonurChamp no, because what if it fails
In the time I have been alive since 2005 I have seen the world go from CD's to USB drives getting smaller and smaller while getting larger storage cappacities. I have seen drones go from gimmics to the perfered filming instrument for arial shots, and VR go from a small fad to the future of gaming. I see no reason that nearolink could not do all the things mentioned in this video.
Very well said bucko
Still, if you religious, it's not happening lol
@@Joey-ph3yc I suppose, If you are paralized at all, that might be a want factor to though
@@yeetoryeetor8872 that's facts, but for healthy people, it's gonna be turned down by the majority. I think its an amazing piece of tech that'll look good in you an not me, but it's still amazing
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I can see Neuralink's great success with:
- Robotic limbs / Exoskeleton
- Spinal cord injury
- Deep brain stimulation enhancement
- Phantom pain
I didn’t even think of the possibilities with robotic limbs!
-manipulating the society
@@ggra5220 govern already do this
Not worth it for the rest of us. Because it will be used for the masses.
@@gminemaster7805 yea but now its at a whole other level
Am I the only one who is really excited about this ? Feels like a huge step forward and a great kick between the legs for the pharma companies.
It can only read datat right it wont be able to write data
@@perperoglou1 Why associate it with a new world order or politics ? Talking from a technological and health stand point giving people a chance to recover from paralysis or mental diseases is a miracle.
@@perperoglou1 we are all controlled psychologically to think. WE ARE ALL HACKABLE. thats why most security companies dont like to hire a lot of people because no matter how advanced the technology of machines are, social engineering gets the job done. You act like democracy is still being implied today when its not...no conspiracy shit but im just saying people are easier to hack than machine and such as nearalink also.
@@perperoglou1 I can understand the concern but if people don't want it I wouldn't force it upon them it's everyone's decision , regarding nuclear energy , yes it was used twice in history ( by the same country ) as a murder weapon but on the positive note it's been used ever since as a energy source so my view on this is that whatever is invented , whatever object exists in this world it can be used for both good and evil but in my opinion we shouldn't reject something just because it might have a negative use, take for example guns , people can get killed by guns but at the same time they can offer a means to protect themselves and survive.
@@perperoglou1 Lol democracy is the new world order, theres one thing neuralink will certainlly NOT be able to fix. Your stupiditiy ;D
the part that concerns me is the ability to wirelessly upload data. I don't want to get hacked and used to assassinate someone then take the fall for it too.
They've already been working on chain hypnosis. Each person finds the next victim and the last one does the deed. Difficult to trace back to the first one.
i bet that u have the option to turn of your neuralink with something like a NFC chip(like when u pay wireless with your bankcard on the cashregister)
I’m sure there will be safety precautions in place when this does become commercially available. An easy one is to simply have two separate neuralinks, one that connects your brain with your body internally and one that sends/receives data from wireless sources.
"its going to get weird, thats for sure." 😂 best closing summary of a video EVER haha
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As a person who suffers from a traumatic brain injury this is something that is very exciting
We really need to stop trying to play God...
He is so much greater than anything human hands could create, anyhow.
Faith, Prayer, and Trust lead to miracles, healing, and deliverance.
Who's to say there wouldn't be some type of general database with a button that could somehow shut down the brain and turn you into an empty vessel?
And just who exactly would have access to all of that?
Makes you wonder... These movies and TV shows have been literally showing us what's to come..
This is going to save society and your concerned about tv shows????? I m sorry this isn't the Alex Jones channel smh
@@mikec4487 I'm concerned because no one sees this as a problem
@@kaityylouise11 why would it be a problem though?
@@mikec4487 All technology that’s been used for good has been used for bad
- casually cites the possibility of AI ruling over humans
- "Anyways, ...."
And nobody talking about it lol
This is the first step to manufactured immortality
“Can you chill at my place?”
“Yeah but I have to update first”
Ideally, I would like to have a neuro link app that allows people to share their own individual perspectives on ANY particular subject matter. Think of all the needless arguments that need not continue!!!
Be sure to control ego tho
Can you imagine the high quality arguments you could have with you wife ?
Yeah, no thanks, it would never ever stop.
She would be getting the last word in while your asleep…
*hacks app*
Can you imagine having this installed and someone hacks it.
Fuck that. Would be a gaslighter's dream.
thats the thing mate, this devices are very good protected to for example a A.I
@@dannyb1230 Possibly, But you know how any of that kind of stuff goes: if it’s encoded, it can be decoded. Ifs it’s encrypted it can be decrypted. Always a cat and mouse game. Like back in the day, they tried so hard to encrypt CDs so kids couldn’t copy the music off of them. They finally came up with a technology coating to prevent it and a week after the release of the CDs, some kid got a sharpie marker and wrote over the encryption and made it possible to copy the music LOL. All that work for nothing. Wireless is worse.
1. Elon definitely watches/reads too much sci-fi
2. The idea of literal speech becoming obsolete is insane
3. Thought based gaming sounds like a webtoon I'm reading lols("hardcore leveling warrior" if anyone was interested)
4.this neurolink is also on track with the Facebook Meta timeline, so we really will be living virtually
Its always impossible before it becomes... Possible
That’s some matrix type stuff
Just like sao or something, and we’re still on track for it
Hard-core leveling warrior is the best I've always wanted something like lucid adventure to be reality
@@Bummbandit have you been updated on the hclw and winter moon?
With this technology you don't have to go to school you'll know most likely everything
... i know kung fu
the worlds literally going to become like cyberpunk 2077
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imagine capturing your dreams or even change what you are dreaming
i bet they will run ads in your brain one day 😂
Very terrified this could lead to the "mark of the beast"
He literally said giving robots too much smartness was dangerous and five minutes later he is building the world smart robot
Imagine getting neuralink, missing a payment, and boom: Elon Musk reposes your neuralink. Or worse, they shut your arms and legs down remotely like a cellphone. 🤣🤣🤣 Funny, yet scary.
I doubt it, rip credit
Holy shit. The future really is now
I know can you believe they are going to make people able to talk telepathically
@@michaelmartinez3514 when they showed that they’re going to have a training program to teach you how to control your phone with your mind that was when it clicked like “damn. This is crazy”
I had a dream in 1999 that a computer chip about half and inch in size squared, was inserted in the base of my skull at the back of my neck. It was being used to control me. I was trying in the dream to rip it out with my fingers as I did not want it controlling me. I woke up and found a small red bump where I dreamt it was placed that I had not noticed before. Prob just a blind spot that I hadn't realised had appeared until I had the dream. This Neurolink was exactly it.
I am ready to become one with the machine-god 🤣
Imagine being on 200 ping trying to talk 😂
I am more convinced that we are already in neurolink and we're just reliving the past when Neurolink was actually created
Bru are u dumb???
I cant wait to sync my dog to the neuro link wo we can finally have convos
Humans have survived and lived for hundreds of thousands of years…….why do we need computers in our brains
Neuralink and BCI's are the future. In school, teachers said, "you won't be walking around with a calculator in your pocket all the time." We do walk around with a calculator in our pocket all the time and so much more. We have so much power with our smart phones; pre-2007-2008 you could never have said we'd have video cameras, cameras, microphones, phones, alarms, games, a computer etc all in one device and so integrated into how we live every day. People are on their phones from the moment they wake until they fall asleep. Now reinvent the way we communicate with that power to a level unimagined. This will enable real telepathy even if you don't speak the same language. Manipulating other things our brains already do like our 5 senses and so much more it's all on the potential list. I'm jacked for this next era of technology.
This is where intelligence overcomes any type of physical strength opposition. Humanoid robots can be controlled with the mind eventually, and brute physical strength cannot match mechanical strength.
Which is why the first ones to implement this technology are going to have a massive advantage. We pretty much have no choice but to implement it now, because any nation that doesn’t, will be a technological epoch behind those who do. I predict people without the means to participate will go to war, once word gets out how amazing neuralink is. Or, those who are afraid of it will revolt, because there’s no way in hell someone without a neuralink is going to compete in a world where everyone else has one.
Another note, think about how neuralink could boost someone on a physical level as well. Like, aiming and reaction time, for instance. A soldier with a neuralink would be a monster.
God help us all.
Even in terms of just online games or something, there’s no way a natural brain will be able to compete anymore.
@@Nomans_Nomen We’ll all have our Halo suits, flying around in Banshees and driving Warthogs. It’s going to be great. Meanwhile, our intergalactic overlords will be mind-controlling their robot generals from another planet which control an Attack of the Clones army of robot soldiers. Like mind controlled Robocops and Judge Dreds. Sweet.
@@Nomans_Nomen they’ll just kill the selves I’ll do that to hell nah I ain’t bout to be controlled tf
They say 75 words per minute is professional level 😅
I'd better be living inside a virtual video game in 10 years with an immersion pod
reality is what you make it, you don't need those shallow tokens.
You’re a living nft
I bet of you are quadriplegic and this is your only hope you wouldn't have same energy
Yah that's not for me, I'll stay behind .
If thought to text to speech can be achieved. Imagine adding a language filter. Think in English, speak in another language. A global communicator.
Can’t believe that full dive vr will most likely be in my life time, I’m so excited
This morning we discussed this with my brother-in-law, Neuralink, Editas Medicine, and Crispr Therapeutics. Trust in making use of such technology.
The end is near.
@@apnea4905 The end of humanity. These nuts on here want to become controlled robots. Un-f'ing believable.
This is the beginning of the tech singularity. We are approaching the event horizon, and there is no telling what humanity will be like after a few decades with this technology available. Faster internet, smartphones, and processing power improvements over just the last 20 years have changed the world forever. The tech we make in the next 10 years will change the course of human civilization. What a time to be alive!
If this can potentially help my stuttering problem, I want one.
Ever try Hypnosis ?
@@jimtoomey9522 You know, man. It's funny you would say that cause I was thinking about that recently also. I wonder if that would work.
One step close to being a spartan/ space marine !!
How well would Neuralink function with EMP blasts, solar flares, and other instances of electrical interference? Would a Faraday Cage be able to be modified to fit inside the brain/body to protect the implant from frying itself and the user? If Neuralink hits worldwide markets for every person's use, will we be able to operate heavy machinery or control machinery from home? How many uses could Neuralink potentially have, and will it be accessible to every income bracket? Are there any potential dangers of having our brains hacked or otherwise be controlled by others? What I am envisioning is jobs no longer requiring on-site workers, with the option to control a machine, for example, to make food. I can see fast food standards improving with lower instances of theft, and burn out, and higher increases in how well food is made, as well as how correctly and sanitary the food is prepared.
I've been saying this for some time and people just think I am crazy. We could be so much better than we are if we just incorporate tech into ourselves. I really liked that you included the telepathy, because that is one of the improvements I thought of.
Everyone has thought about this at some point. You aren’t unique. There are even several sci-fi stories that incorporate these concepts.
I can remember a time before Smartphones I was sitting in the train with my little Pocket PC. People stared at me as if was a Alien. Nowadays i enter a Train and everyone is staring at their little Pocket PC but now we call them Smartphone.
Give the people time. Not everyone is an early adopter.
@@prometheus9096 True
Yeah, we need to destroy humanity and just all become machines. You believe there's any benefits to this when actually it will just be used as a tool to control the thoughts and actions of the population. FFS get a clue.
What I want is an on off switch on my hearing, I have complex PTSD and am both in the giftedness and autism spectrum, all 3 have effects on my hearing capacity (making it quite uncomfortable when for example an neighbour plays music all night) if I could just turn it off to sleep that would be the dream.
So would neuro-plasticity, (the inherent repair / adaption / learning ability of brain tissue), evolve to utilise the implant more efficiently over time? Interesting stuff. Wetware is here.
I would expect the brain to adapt to the device. As you practice using the device, the brain should "strengthen" its connections to it. It would probably help a lot to get it when you're very young.
@Dave D Great question 🤔
I think our brains have already evolved to use neuro-plasticity for learning via our smartphones, Internet and AI engines. And this same process applied to learning neurobiology has a therapeutic effect on the brain, which is creating an efficient "learning loop".
@@Muuip yup: everything is AR since we create a visual of actual tools in our mind and overlay the possibilities of their implementation in the ‘augmented reality’ our brains create.
Lets hope he doesn't start controlling us...
Execute order 66
IDC if he can make me un disabled im a happy man
I simply orient myself to the many previous technologies.
How long these have taken from the first tests and
laboratory samples to maturity.
That tells me that we need about 40 to 60 years.
Then you can buy divices from Neuralink, and more
likely from Apple.
40 to 60 years is an over estimate bro. The first iPhone took 5 years to develop. Most medical equipment takes longer only due to little funding. With neuralink having a solid base understand of how the brain works, with a clear path forward in terms of function, and with Elon Musk funding it… 1 year until human trials isn’t a stretch. Remember, Elon founded the company in. 2016. That is 6.5 years from start to human trials.
Also considering your entire watch history consists of historic videos, you seem skewed in perspective. Anything developed beyond 30 years ago doesn’t exactly count in my opinion.
@@Kannatron I can see your point KannaCodes.
This is not a new iPhon.
The technology of accessing your thoughts is an
ancient desire.
And to realize that in combination with the ability
also of direct thought communication is a major work.
My assessment is quite optimistic and already
includes your arguments.
@CanadaCommunity Org You can only seriously
hope that these things in 'The Real Neuralink is
DNAlink via Starlink' video are really true.
Because then we could finally be sure that
all the morons, madder, drafter, the crazier,
battier, kookier, the nuttier, buggier, daffier,
the loonier, screwier, wackier as well as all
the lunatics, maniatics, crackpots, madmans,
the headcases, fruitcakes, psychos, the oddballs,
bedlamites, coo-coos and the schizos, sickos
and mental cases
will receive treatment for their recovery.
Wouldn't mind getting push notifications right to my cranium... so long as there is a do not disturb mode when I want to sleep.
Imagine that. Turn-by-turn navigation straight to your head. Or better yet, drive your car by just sitting inside it. Work on your spreadsheets while curled up in bed.
Have a conversation with anyone without talking, so you can take calls while holding your 1 year old who is fussy and you are trying to get them to sleep.
Of course, that's just the tip of the iceberg. Then there's the real breakthroughs like bridging spinalcord breaks, making the blind see and the deaf hear and, well, its mind-blowing where this can all go.
Those "scam likely" calls right to your head and you think the word "click" and it declined the call for you
How does one contact Neuralink to become a test subject? I've lost the ability to move my foot up, via my ankle, seemingly due to an infection in my spine, I got while having surgery to fix my spine. Seems like a connection in my spinal cord was disconnected. I'm wondering if this, seemingly simple, problem could be fixed with this technology.
call Elon
@@makrush5264 you are seriously in need of a neuralink.😂😂😂
Absolutely. This tech is exactly for that
I hope that you can get in on it. If not, maybe youll get it in the future!
I wish you the best.
I'm looking forward to Neuralink's 500,000 unit international recall...
I'm excited for the medical benefits this could provide, but not happy that a lot of humans may have other advantages over people who choose to not have it.
"choose" being the key word. Its like arm wrestlers getting mad because sprinters sprint and then wanting to make a sprinter arm wrestle to prove something.
Volume up Please 💯
@@williamcaudill1796 The difference is the scale.
@Avuntie i doubt some people will be able to afford it aswell
same with vaccines tho. feel bad for people who can't get it, not people who chose not to
yall want to see this happen. this can be the mark of beast
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When reading a quote you really shouldn't change any of the words in the quote otherwise it is no longer a direct quote.
*"I don't want to raise hopes unreasonably, but I'm increasingly convinced that this COULD be done"*
Yes, I get that in this case "can" is a reasonable substitute for "could" but it still changes the level of emphasis in the original quote.
Again, I repeat, you should not change words in a direct quote.
- You storage capacity?
- More than adequate
Cyberpunk is coming
I'm curious if it could be used to treat chronic pain - if pain is produced in the brain as a 'warning' to us, then presumably we could use neuralink to prevent the nasty feeling of pain, and replace it with a friendly 'by the way, this part of your body needs checking by a doctor' or even better, telling us what the issue is specifically, eliminating the need for physical pain. Perhaps we could control it enough to tune our pain receptors within safe levels? That would be truly amazing.
Actually that would be awesome
No but it can cause a whole bunch of other shit
If you make pain feel good or neutral, you will reduce the efficiency of detecting damage extremely.
You won't react as fast as you would with a pain that feels bad.
Based on the dead monkeys I think that’s not coming true.
That would be dangerous. Also pain is more a psychological thing than nerves being stimulated. Without thoughts to analyze the pain it’s just a sensation. Your brain labels it as good or bad.
This was in the book Feed
your blind if this doesnt look evil to you
You're, lol. Way to prove your lesser education next to your opinion.
Elon musk can make everyone have 200 IQ and no one will ever need to go to school again...
We all are discussing about good uses but no one is talking about Side effects ??
I’m so exited for this like we need something big after this Covid and we might be able to see people with disabilities be healed like it’s incredible
@Jordan Belfort and you do? 😂
@Jordan Belfort really? So you predicting a few things gives you the authority to question someone else’s beliefs in a project, have you ever heard of a coincidence….
@Jordan Belfort ok
Silly.
@@Sayonara_____969 no such thing as coincedences.. What ever happen happens for a reason.. You better get some insight.. And fast
Wait if it uses bluetooth an expert hacker will be able to control someone
So lucky I found your channel. Love your newsletter and videos!! 10/10.
*Cyberpunk 2077 theme starts playing*
The other huge advantage Neuralink has is money. They have essentially unlimited resources.
Oh ,I read most of the comments but the thing surprise me is how the peoples are ready & curious about this thing with out seeing in different directions ,anyway I just say good luck b/c it’s the time…
People are too trustworthy. Human error #1
We will be so advanced the world will be so much better and smarter THANK YOU ELON
I am still young so may be when I'm old humanity might achieve immortality
Elon musk giving hope to so many, i think Elon musk is one of the few positives at this time and moment
This is crazy I’d never get that but crazy sum ppl would lol
there's nothing crazy about it
My favorite book is Feed by M.T. Anderson. As long as these devices do not connect to the internet or connect in a decentralized way (you know to avoid hacking at all cost), then what happens in the book shouldn't happen to the world in the future.
I believe he said this will replace the phone, so it will be connected at some point.
He will build an rotating invincible encryption system.
Perhaps people will stop drinking and consuming drugs if they can tune into a program that lets them feel good without the addiction factors ?
If this goes all good, we'll probably the first to see generation 1 Netrunners lmao
Great video! Hard to overstate the importance of this technology. I have severe lower back pain due to severe arthritis and disintegrated L5 disk. Congress took my hydrocodone away and so I suffer thanks to them. Maybe Neurolink can one day short circuit that pain signal.
This would so good and supeg simple. Lowerback pain is so stupid it doesnt affect the strenght or movement only the pain does. When we take that away boom NEW FUCKING BACK!!!
Have you met with a pain management doctor. My dad had lower back pain and they used some technique to kill some pain nerves. Something like an epidural, but permanent. I'm sorry, I don't know all the details.
@@stevechance150 yup. apparently my insurance was so great that he could make more money by doing a temporary injection instead of frying the nerves!
I feel you… been dealing with Arthritis, Disc Degeneration at L5/S1 since my Military service (pain started around 2007)… wouldn’t wish it upon my worst enemy… That was my first thought when I initially heard about this last yr…
I am getting neuralink.
Metaverse connection will become extraordinary.
Welcome to the BORG....
Wouldn't it help u be your own clock, with a computer in in mind won't u always know the time down to each millisecond
Nature goes on forever for everyone and everything to return as everyone and everything an infinite number of times through evolutionary processes. 🌌
This will definitely be the next smartphone in terms of interactive technology. I can just imagine the extensive sensory stimuli-making living without it near impossible, like how it’s near impossible to separate people from their smart devices.
" extensive sensory stimuli"
Basically the day it can play porn, everyone will get one :D
Johnny mnemonic is becoming a reality
bridging the gap between neurons with an electrode sounds realistic until you realise it is a whole zone of the brain with millions of gaps that have to be "bridged". So if you tried doing something like this you would have a block of iron inside your head (not just some wires)
No, you can already get some global effects when stimulating the brain with electrical signals.
I think messing with Gods perfect creation is a BIG NO!
Hold on is Elon Musk.......Doctor Otto Octavius???
Spiderman2 was way ahead of it's time.
This is giving me DocOc vibes.
I'm a 55 old human, I know humans and I know earth, If I where to be A.I : I would chose earth and I'll let only selected humanity to survive clean up and take care of 🌎🌍
1.25x speed, who else?
same
Fixing quadriplegia is not just about sending muscle movement signals to nerves near the limbs, it is also about receiving feedback from the limbs. The feedback is a whole order of magnitude more difficult to deal with. This is extremely complex. Walking is extremely complex. Getting to safe and reliable bipedal locomotion using this technology will take at least 20 years and even then it will be clunky, stiff and unnatural movement. Stem cell technology on them other hand will advance (and is advancing) way faster than this and will achieve the same goal within 10 years with completely natural movement. I love what Neuralink are doing, don't get me wrong, but on the topic of spinal chord injury, biomedical injury repair will always be better than injury bi-pass technology.
IMO input for BCI will never be a thing because once input becomes a thing, companies could take advantage by trying to blast ads at you from inside. Imagine how disastrous that would be. Imagine getting a virus on your BCI and your legs shut off. Input meaning the BCI sends signals to your brain will almost never be a thing. Too many issues. Ethical as well. Would it be legal for the police to shut your legs off if you’re running away from them? Would it be legal for them to deactivate your arms if you have a weapon? What line do we draw? We can’t even draw the line on the internet. The old senators don’t even understand the internet enough to make proper laws. Watch the Mark Zuckerburg videos. Do you think they’ll have the ability to regulate this? HIGHLY DOUBT IT
Thank you for this great video. Things indeed are going to get weirder
Damn... This is unreal
It feels so surreal, I feel like we're actually in a scifi movie
Excellent review!! I'm hopeful that between Neuralink and my Tesla, our ability to travel and stay mobile in our advanced ages will be unimpaired. The hope for those suffering from Parkinson's
disease and severe spinal cord injuries (thinking of veterans now) is especially encouraging!!
I donno man, don't wanna get mind hacked
Next we will be overclocking our brains
Dayum it’s boutta be cyberpunk 2077
Once it's ready for humans, please make it available to everyone who is ready to take that step. Well. Maybe not the crazies.
especially "crazy" people, they are among those who have a medical need for it
What happens it it overheats 🤨
With the advancement of the Neuralink with a sprinkle of fantasy it would be interesting if dreaming would alter do to the enhanced state of your mind. If telepathy is in the table then maybe unlocking more of human brain would lead to even crazier discoveries.
Yep
in 5 years and im writing an essay using my mind, what if I sudden have a rouge thought? is that then seen by everyone?
"If you can't beat [robots], you must join them." -Elon Musk
This is rad dude
the quality and quantity of your content is just amazing!