Band 7+: Describe a piece of technology you find fascinating, but don't personally own. You should say: - What the technology is - What it is used for - Where you first encountered it And explain why you find it fascinating.

I’d like to point to Neuralink for a more broadly high band mission, bring computer and services. It’s a piece of Neural technology that feels like it’s been fucked, it fades from its stopping novel. Yes, it is becoming an empirical reality. I first stumbled upon it through a long-form technical deep dive on the block, wait, but why? which detailed initial white papers and the sheer ambition behind the measure. Biological intelligence with artful intelligence. It was framed not just as a medical tool, but as an extra step in human evolution. In a particular immediate sense, it’s designed to bridge the gap between the regions with severe neurological, slave-slave-pilates in enabling someone with palace to offer a digital device or even regain more through the prosthetic third-year integration via neural signals however its ultimate end game is much more important to facilitate a high speed data between the human cortex and the cloud effectively mitigation through the muscle length of our physical influence like typing or speaking. The reasons I find it so utterly fascinating is the existence of cognitive implications it carries. The idea of capsule 12th where If those could be conveyed without the inherent calm richness and ubiquity of language, is mind-bending a challenge or a definition of self? Man!