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You can control a robot arm with Neuralink ! What could it control next? #Neuralink #BCI #FutureIsNow

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Neuralink. No hands. No voice. Still in control. 21 people already running their world with thought alone. Speech gone for years… now talking again. Try processing that for a second. @Neuralink

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