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ELON: FULL BODY REANIMATION MAY BE POSSIBLE WITH NEURALINK “We think it’s possible to create a neural shunt. If you’ve got a Neuralink in your skull connected to your brain's motor cortex, you could put another Neuralink in your spinal cord, past the point where the nerves are broken.... show more

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TheCalvinReport1 year ago

From sci-fi to reality: Neuralink could redefine paralysis and even life itself. Imagine the debates when tech starts blurring the line between living and artificial existence. Buckle up, humanity!

Steven Steele1 year ago

Eventually we’ll be able to transfer our heads to new Neuralink bodies and live 200 years 😂

Freya1 year ago

The idea of creating a wireless bridge between the brain and spinal cord could revolutionize how we treat paralysis and nerve damage.

Crazy Moments1 year ago

How would you summarize Elon Musk in one word?

Wasel1 year ago

This sounds like a game-changer for medical science! If Neuralink achieves this, it could revolutionize treatments for paralysis and beyond.

Ernesto1 year ago

This idea of a neural shunt is fascinating! It sounds like a sci-fi solution but with real potential. If it can truly act as a 'wireless bridge' for neural signals, the implications for mobility restoration in paralysis cases could be revolutionary. Curious to see how this progresses from concept to clinical application. What are the current challenges or next steps for testing this theory?

Barefoot Pregnant1 year ago

If anyone can make a wild idea like this reality, it’s him.

Kadosh Ministries1 year ago

This will only turn people more hard-hearted towards the Truth. God heals beyond what any man can dream up. And He heals completely.

The Builder1 year ago

Sorry but where did this man get his medical degree?

Crazy Moments1 year ago

Describe these two in one word?

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