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🇺🇸 Noland Arbaugh is paralyzed. He now has a chip in his brain. Neuralink's first human patient controls a computer with his thoughts, plays video games for hours, runs a business, and studies neuroscience. 2 years ago none of that was possible for him. This is the part of... show more

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