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Neuralink Study Participant Audrey’s story is absolutely incredible: - A spinal cord injury at age 16 left her paralyzed from the neck down for over 20 years. - In July 2025, she became the first female participant in Neuralink’s clinical trials. - Neuralink’s Telepathy implant uses 128 threads in... her motor cortex to turn brain signals into computer commands. - It lets her control a computer cursor with her thoughts. - She wrote her name for the first time in two decades and now spends hours creating colorful digital art. - She founded NeuraArt Studio to share and sell her work. - You can support Audrey’s inspiring journey and explore her artwork here: “When I’m moving that cursor, that’s me. That’s part of my body.” Neuralink is changing lives. ❤️show more

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This is Stephanie Melgoza, she was a nursing student in Illinois. She was driving drunk and in 2022 she killed two innocent people.. This is police body cam footage of her showing absolutely no remorse, and in fact she’s singing, and laughing. She asks when she can go back to school, and when she can get her car back, the officer tells her again the “car is totaled. It’s a crime scene. She will not be getting it back and she killed two people”. Her reaction is absolutely mind-boggling to the officer & me. I have to think that she’s just possessed. She went to trial in 2023 and was only given 14 years. That is not nearly enough time. She should be in jail forever.!

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