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When "move fast and break things" turns into "move fast and kill things", maybe you should consider moving less fast?

• LatteLazy 4y ago
  Of course, moving less fast to get a cure to a deadly disease also kills things (well people) because of the delay introduced...
  • Loughla 4y ago
    I don't understand how that's relevant to the neuralink story. Yes there are people who will benefit from being able to communicate via brain activity instead of their meat. But I'm not sure how that's curing a deadly disease?
    • pvaldes 4y ago
      Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, for example
  • Veserv 4y ago
    Of course moving recklessly fast in a way to produces inferior results also kills things (animals directly and people indirectly) because of the delay introduced.