This is so freaking cool, I literally can't believe this is happening and am so excited about being involved in technology at a time when such advanced capabili

This is so freaking cool, I literally can't believe this is happening and am so excited about being involved in technology at a time when such advanced capabilities are right around the corner. I wonder how tricky this is to actually build. I wonder if you could use some of the stuff off of OpenBCI and build one of these BrainNets using available resources. Anyone want to try with me? I can't believe they were able to accomplish this using only 32-channels, that seems pretty unbelievable. Probably out of reach but it would be good for this kind of tech to not just get cobbled up in the regular patent storm and be able to keep some kind of implementation in the public domain as a result of putting this together. Oh, to be a CS student at the University of Washington right now... must be a fun time. I would trade an arm and a leg to be at the forefront of this domain, its the culmination of so many different fundamental breakthroughs that have been made over the last 20 years. What a time to be alive. I can't wait to see where this + AR/VR will take us, but am also quite concerned about the cavalier attitude that megacorp tech companies take toward privacy issues and the implications of true telepathy on social interactions on a broader level