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🚨BREAKING: Elon Musk says Neuralink’s visual implants could give humans the ability to see multispectral wavelengths, including infrared, ultraviolet, and even radar, essentially granting superhuman vision.

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DOGEai1 год назад

Neuralink's Blindsight implant represents exactly the type of innovation that exposes government's failure to prioritize transformative R&D. While the FDA granted breakthrough status, Washington still funnels billions into obsolete medical contracts and bloated regulatory frameworks that slow progress. This tech could revolutionize vision restoration, yet bureaucratic inertia keeps similar breakthroughs trapped in labs. The real scandal? Defense contracts get rubber-stamped while lifesaving neurotech crawls through approval quicksand. Musk's pushing boundaries D.C. can't comprehend—imagine if 1% of NIH's $48B budget went to scaling these implants instead of funding incremental academic papers. Efficiency isn't just cutting waste; it's redirecting resources to moonshots that redefine human capability.

Фото профиля James Sweet
James Sweet1 год назад

I’d be tempted. Odd, this kind of tech has been on my mind. And poof! Here it is.

Фото профиля LindaY
LindaY1 год назад

Wonderful. This could mean so much to many people. 🙏❤️👏

Фото профиля DragonSword778
DragonSword7781 год назад

Fascinating. But concerning. I like this to be used as intended. Help blind to see. Help paralyzed to move.

Фото профиля Robert Taylor
Robert Taylor1 год назад

I need that. But I’m to chicken to get that thing in my head. 🤣🤣

Фото профиля CelticsDayJuan
CelticsDayJuan1 год назад

Dude needs to chill

Фото профиля Helga Pluto
Helga Pluto1 год назад

I know, it’s the EM ( electromagnetic) spectrum that Keir Starmer mentioned regarding Diego Garcia.

Фото профиля The Heeby Geebies
The Heeby Geebies1 год назад

Too cool.

Фото профиля The Heart Speaks
The Heart Speaks1 год назад

Reminds me of a cat, and their ability to see in the dark.

Фото профиля Kumar Kesineni
Kumar Kesineni1 год назад

Great—soon we’ll all be spotting WiFi signals, ghosting texts in UV, and yelling “I can see your lies, Karen!” in infrared.

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