Sitting down with Neuralink’s 1st brain chip implant patient
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2024
- ABC News correspondent Will Reeve shares a look at his exclusive interview with Neuralink’s first brain chip implant patient.
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One intrusive thought and it’s all over.
😂😂😂😂true
i wonder if the flipper zero would work on him
Lol kids hey ^
@@xSDxReaper lmfao
@@xSDxReaperyou’re going to give people ideas.
My brother in law broke his neck the same way 10 years ago. Doctors told us he would never walk again. 10 years later I still get chills watching my guy WALK into my house. Love you Nolan
Nueralink?
@@CyphCat No
@@orangesticker8027 yes
Nolan North?
❤❤❤❤
And so it begins...
the end is near
Y’all blasphemous af yk
@@Literallyarealhumanwho brought religion into this
Reverse Engineered Alien Tech
@@Itsdavizzle Umm? No. Its actually relatively simple technology. The processor is the same as you'll find in smart watches. The tech is simple. The implanting machine is the hard part. To do it safely has taken a LOT of research.
Reporter needs to audition as clark kent.
Christopher Reeve son 💕
@Paddleboard_X_hooks Will Reeves is Christopher Reeve's son.
@@impactfully5714 Didn't know that, makes a lot of sense now , his twin
@@impactfully5714Makes a lot of sense, that is his twin
The reporter is literally the son of Superman, lol.
His story made my day. I wish him nothing but the best.
He’s a hero in my book for taking this first step
First step he’s taken in while….
welcome to ze future
The real professor x
@@captaincripple7218 🤡 🌽
@@captaincripple7218I don’t know whether to call you an a$$ or a genius.
I have MS and this really gives me hope when I think about the future for people with conditions like this. How amazing!
I wish you well
take quercetin with vitamin C and see what changes happen
ms is a degenerative disease bc it's autoimmune it can't be stopped no matter what, this is for people who suffered more acute type of injuries like a broken neck
The chances of that to happen to you are if you stop taking medication though , I never wanna imagine this for myself having ms
And I have Ms also
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First person to get chipped. Brave af
What a cuck. Brave? The beginning of the end and you are celebrating
I think this brings him a lot of happiness and hope. Yes he’s very brave. He doesn’t want to give up
wouldn’t really call it brave as he really has no other options
Getting a chip implanted into his brain to help recover any form of independence would be the sane thing to do in his vegetative state.
Think about it.
Would he have done this if he were a healthy individual that never got paralyzed? Probably not
@@illuviium stfu. You know how dangerous implants is? Even normal transplants is dangerous enough. The risk here is that he can die. No other options tf you talking about. Vegetative state? You dumb ? He’s paralyzed not brain dead that is the difference.
@@illuviiumI bet you’re fun at parties.. pls stfu
Hope they figure this technology out. And I wish this gentleman well.
Oh they’ll figure it out, and use it to control each and every person who gets it, or until it’s mandatory, and then they can control all of us. This is a dangerous road we’re going down.
so crazy to see Black Mirror come to fruition.
My thoughts exactly
Brooo that was the first thing I thought
Watch the movie Upgrade. Its a futuristic movie literally about a paraplegic man getting the first brain chip to help him walk again and that said chip eventually taking over his body
@@theduckkwhere can we watch this?
@@itsmeekaia it’s on Netflix
Turned him to Professor X…
😂 good one mate !
Crazy how dude even got there in the first place. Who the hell dives in shallow water? 😂
Now hoping they can use a similar device to restore a person's mobility and "cure" spinal cord injuries.
If you research enough, you’ll see this is intended for that purpose also
So far similar items like this
HAVEN’T WORKED NOT for Seizures, I had a Friend die from a surgical Implant device
Used to Improve Seizures ,
and has anyone had Heart issues from Pacemaker’s ?
And - Spinal Cord Stimulator’s
They surgically inserted people have had issues their too
Sometimes people end up dying horribly from these Devices that are meant to help them. 😢
@@shawnafsworld7431while there may be technology that hasn't worked it still gives information. They look at the data and improve on what doesn't work and they look at data that has worked and find ways to make it better. Neurolink so far seems promising.
@@shawnafsworld7431It’s new technology. It will have complications, but most with severe disabilities would rather take a chance on new tech than do nothing
@@JohnnyJitsu11😢
I’m so happy for him. I could see joy in his eyes operating the computer. I hope it works well and helps many more
wake up for fucks sake. this isn't a good thing ⏰️⏰️⏰️ he can't control his life, he can only control a computer/electronics smh
this is not a good thing
His soul is trapped
don’t influence the mark of the beast! 😮
@@frodobaggemz💯💯💯
I wish the guy so much for his future! That being said, the reporter saying, “We will figure it out as we go”? Means they are just taking stabs in the dark with this implant. The guy who got the implant should be applauded to the moon and back! He’s a hero for the future! God bless him. I wish him well🙏🕊️
The FDA has really strict guidelines for medical device testing and they are not just "We will figure it out was we go".
Well is new technology, he is the first person that will experience the side effects of it
not in the dark, though
@@SDGregYou lost me the moment you said FDA regulated. The same business that controls regulations on our food supply and pharmaceutical drugs. The government cannot and will not ever profit off of healthy human beings. 🤷♀️
The electromagnetic energy of his consciousness is trapped...and you are applauding it?
I wish this gentleman the best
Wow! Wishing this young man a long and healthy life 💕 great job, Will. Wishing you all the best too.
This is great. Best to this man for his bravery
This is Great ? Are you insane
Great for us who can maneuver through life normally? No.
Great for someone who is paralyzed? Yes, why not?
Obviously this is the first step to putting your pc/phone in your brain for everyone. Great
I so hope for this future to blossom!!! Thank you for being the first Nolan ❤❤❤❤ and thinking of the others after you. You are a warrior ❤❤❤❤
watch tv news, the usa school children are fighting to have all of a race eliminated instead of working on something like this
The NSA is drooling over this
You’re next!
This is way better than living like a vegetable
Brave man, I wish him well
Perfect person to conduct the interview!
I was just coming into the comment section to see if someone made the connection. There had to be a personal connection to this story for Will.
I had no idea who he was until I scrolled through the comments. I imagine he was the first to volunteer to do this interview!
Great story! I wish him all the best. I had two strokes at 54 years old that left me without feeling on my right side. Specifically my hand. I would get this implant in a New York minute. I’m lucky to be alive, but this wouldn’t scare me one bit. I hope this type of implant will help so many more people who are living with brain injuries. And all other sorts of things! ✌💙
It always starts off righteous....
Jumped into wastewater... righteous.
Right. This won't be misused at all.
this is so hard for me to comprehend. this is science
When he asked if he was worried about being the first Neurolink patient, the chip answered for him.
This is absolutely mind blowing 🤯 I watched the whole conference he did after getting it and this could change everything for anybody paralyzed. Pretty much the only reason he can't just get up and walk right now is because of how long he's been paralyzed, his nerves and everything are dead. But if you are a person who just got paralyzed, you could be WALKING out of the hospital in less than 2 weeks. This is beyond anything that was expected
I thought that there were computer technologies out there where people could use voice commands and certain eye movements that control their devices as well.
Yes, but this is more natural and has much greater possibilities.
Yes. But with this you could control bionic limbs etc
Will Reeve looks so much like his Dad that's uncanny
no way 🤣🤣 that's his kid ? 🤣🤣
@@hugonongbri8100 He is. Look it up
@@hugonongbri8100yup didn’t know either
Absolutely incredible! How is this possible?
The brain's many neurons send signals, which the wires in the implant detect. Different wires cause different functions on a wireless transmitter. The brain then learns through practice, which kinds of thoughts will make this or that happen. Just like any other skill, one gets faster and more precise with it over time.
Neuro grad student here, it's simple to understand but not easy to execute --> electrodes detect neural signals which can be correlated to certain actions on a computer (for instance, when you think of moving up with your mouse you have neural signals that are different then when you want to move down or click. This distinct signal is then programmed on a computer, such that when you have the thought of moving your mouse up again, the chip detects this signal that the computer has registered to initiate a particular command, which would be to move the mouse upward. Rinse and repeat for each movement/action
This is only the beginning
I knew he looked familiar. That's Christopher Reeve's son. AMAZING!!! I love this video. It was very touching and nostalgic.
Uhm, what?
@@JuicebyJay he is talking about the journalist. And yes, it's William Reeve, Christopher's son. You have it in the description box of the video.
@@ToCam-fl8ry oooh okay! I thought she meant Nolan. I was confused lol
I was trying to figure out where I saw him before. I was gonna Google to find out after the video but then I saw your comment! Thnx for the post noting he is Christopher Reeves son.
@@ToCam-fl8rythanks for the clarification. I was thinking that they were talking about Nolan.
A foreign object inside your brain ....what could possibly go wrong 🥴
Thanks for your help brother!
Absolutely incredible!
This is history! I love this
I hope this remains a positive Device helping ppl w disabilities and doesn’t turn into a device used for bad. New science is so great but there’s always some power hungry ppl lurking in the shadows, looking at it as an opportunity for control
Dude. Love you. I hope they get the glitches figured out. Your positivity attitude will carry you a long way brother. You're amazing.
I wonder how much his brain's monitored without consent, given regulatory gaps. If sponsored by Neuralink, he should have legal representation, fair pay, and disclose his role as a test subject.
Sending my condolences in advance
Absolutely terrifying
To a normal person skeptical about everything, then sure. But to someone who doesnt wanna be alive and cant move, theres plenty of them hoping more than anything they get a chance to use this.
I know right? How dare he now has something to wake up for!
Mark of the beast system
@@TimeIllusions7 mark of the beast is to buy and sell not regain motor function
@@salmarnir92according to fairy tails
Greetings and guidance with humility !
I’ve been waiting for this! So exciting!
Incredible hope for my patient
Are you his nurse or something?
@@VesSaphiathat’s his mom
So awesome!
WOW!!! Thank you Nolan!!
Thanks for sharing
wtf?!!! Insane! But soo cool! Good for him! Hope all goes well!
What a beautiful smile
Thank you Nolan for being a pioneer!
Heroes. What a brave person.
Dude is done for & he doesn't realize it
Care to expound?
@@elliot1784Mark of the beast in its early development stages.
@@elliot1784 Religious freaks scared about technology.
Elon Musk the hidden beast!
@@elliot1784one of those anti Vax anti chip ppl, only believes in free will if it's for the benefit of them. I think if someone wants a chip then that's fine.
The terminator 😅
This is amazing!!! I wish him all the luck in the world ❤
This is amazing 👏 this device has forever changed this man's life. Hopefully this is the new thing and we can get this out to everyone needing one. 🙏
All of the sudden the pornhub song starts playing… “oops, I don’t know what I was thinking!”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No way. Having that in your head is not only creepy, but not normal
Hopefully he does not need to get a MRI scan in the future 😂
@@MonaL-H that wouldn't be fun!!
Yup! I’m paralyzed and I can without hesitation say HARD PASS!
Ummm this isn’t new. Pets are required by law to have one.
I’m sure, the paralytic limitations greatly outweigh how “creepy” and “not normal” it looks.
Amazing!
Scary stuff.
How’s it scary mooron 💀
@user-ii7qg5eo3f Why the name calling? Also, at the very least, spell it correctly. The correct spelling is M-O-R-O-N.
To answer your question, I understand that the device is currently helping people who are unfortunately suffering from spinal cord and/or brain injuries, which I agree, is a wonderful advancement in the world of medicine. My reservation comes from uncertainty with the possibility of it being used incorrectly or with ill intent. Not necessarily by the patient, but by the developers. I'm not saying it will or can happen, but you never know. I hope this answers your question. God bless.
Amazing. Just amazing. A huge advancement in medical technology. THE POWER OF SCIENCE!!! CONGRATULATIONS, MY BOY!!! CONGRATULATIONS, NEUROLINK!!!
Oh, this is so exciting. As a physical therapy student, this is so amazing to hear. Hopefully, i can help patients who receive this implant post SCI to be able to function again.
Such a successful CEO, co-founder of neuralink and also a DJ. Inspiring
Well, I didn't think i would see it in my life time but we now have cyborgs.
Mark of the beast
Bros got as much eyes on him as the moonlanding bro is awesome af for staying so calm and positive
Such a great dude
This is just the early stage of BCI. Expect superhuman capabilities in the upcoming years with new modality inputs.
I would like to see an implant that sends impulses to the nerves to give movement.
I think they can do it already they just haven't displayed it. That's the goal is to wirelessly send signals to limbs
That is their plans for later variations of the chip.
Thiss
That would be amazing! Spinal cord injuries are absolutely devastating. I really hope this technology keeps getting better.
Would fix my foot drop 🦵🙏!!
Aye man. We all take it all for granted. This guys still pushing through every day. What the heck do we have to complain about. We are so fortunate. Appreciate what you have. Let’s all be thankful. If you are in a position like him. I’m sorry. I couldn’t imagine what you go through.
Strong man there……Best of luck to him.
Where can I find the full interview?
Somewhere
Nowhere
Anything is hackable, this is crazy.
This is incredible
Great for him.
I was hoping that he might be able to control his chair with the chip. Maybe soon.
What an amazing time we live in
I am happy for him. He seems like he is grateful for the technology trial.
Amen.
My thoughts are dark. Can’t have that in me. 😂
same
He did this just to control a computer with his mind and not to walk?? No way I would have done that.
i would've. That improved his quality of life. Obviously didnt have much to live for now he has some sort of escapism and can play video games and things like that can be fulfilling for people.
@@Anime.Driven There's already voice command and eye tracking software that can do that. This is not worth invasive brain surgery unless it can do something i haven't seen.
It's not that dangerous. Other than boring a hole in the skull, the device is just touching the brain with tiny electrodes. It can be removed if necessary. Not much different than a pacemaker. Plus, as the device is improved, so are the capabilities.
@@kenbob1071 Infection, blood clots, seizures and not to mention loss of speech which is one if the few capabilities he has left. I would beg to differ on it not being dangerous. I'm sure he's helping advance it but with Elon's timeline for completion, he won't be able to significantly benefit from it by the time it's improved. Didn't the monkeys die that underwent this?
not to dampen anything, but whether the device is safe yet we really don't know. A lot of their test animals died after transplantation. I hope for Nolan's sake that it is safe now.
And it starts.
A wonderful story from Will Reeves.
I was twenty two when I got my spinal cord injury as well..
Please don't take this, read the book of Revelation in the Bible, chapters 13,14&16, about the mark of the beast, this is it,Musk on Zuby said:"we put a chip in your brain to control your mind", also see José Delgado and mind control here on youtube, he put a similar device in a bull's head to control it, there's hope in Jesus Christ, there's a hereafter, ask The Lord to come into your life to keep & guide you in these last days.
I am sorry to hear of your injury. It must be very difficult. 🥲
Are you interested in this technology for yourself?
Sorry to hear that hope you can benefit from this technology
Brain to computer interface. What potential uses of this device do you envision for future use? I'm guessing implanting other devices that can restore movement. This could be many different limbs of the body or back.
Eventually you can control a tesla robot with the bci. Basically eliminating the need of someone always helping you etc.
@chrispowell1770 Thanks for contributing. Now we better understand the potential improvements and abilities it can bring in shaping our future.
Restoring eyesight, hearing, correcting speech impediments, etc., etc.
Wonderful❤
How fitting for Will Reeve to cover this story!
I don’t see this ending well 😣🙂↔️
It didn't end well, for the live pigs Neuralink tested on, either.
Yeah, it’s also in the Bible.
It has begun
So many don't see it. I am really concerned for the asleep. Repent while the door is still open. God bless
We had a good run boys GGs 😭😭 Only a matter of time til the government says it’s a requirement in order to work like the covid vaccine was….
Except, assuming this thing is the mark in its early stages, punishment for refusal is a lot worse.
Oh my god that sucks. I hope you feel better soon
My friends husband had a similar accident and result. She was his nurse. They had 2 children and now have many grandchildren. He past away recently at almost 80. I would have loved to hear what he had to say about this
Beginnings of the Mark of the Beast
The human body pushes out foreign object like bullets getting pushed out of the skin over time why the threads where retracting
This is awesome!
If only something like this can help stroke survivors, I can only dream of my dad playing catch with my son or just walk with him
Mark of the beast coming soon, you won’t be able to buy or sell without the Mark
The hat with the cross on it is crazyyyy
They dont even try to hide their propaganda
You are doing gods work!
Are you kidding? This is like literally the single most demonic thing in history
Moving a computer cursor around not by using muscles, or eye tracking, but literally just by thinking about it. Truly amazing
Scary. Technology will be used for bad things i hate to imagine it
MARK OF THE BEAST
If you’re considering implanting one of those chips in your brain you got to have your head examined by a mental health counselor. The guy in charge of Neuralink thought he could fire 2/3 of the people working at Twitter and that turned out disastrous.
The same guy thought he could make reusable rocket boosters and land them back on the Earth... oh wait, that was successful. Nevermind.
Did you just compare Twitter and Advanced science together 😂
Hoho look a social media addict most people don't care about social media anyways
I agree with everything you said 100%. Thank you