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I think I'll wait for the non-invasive version. My trusty old Logitech will do just fine until they figure out a way to do this without opening a hole in my sku
by swombat 17y ago
I think I'll wait for the non-invasive version. My trusty old Logitech will do just fine until they figure out a way to do this without opening a hole in my skull.
- kiba 17y agoI wonder what part of invasiveness you don't like. So...you don't want your brain to be invasively housed in a super strong skull that can survive being stomped on by tanks, underwater pressure, and extreme variances in temperature and environment?
- swombat 17y agoWhen we get to the point where we can safely replace skulls, I'll go for it. However, right now, given the state of human surgery knowledge and abilities, I'll give it a miss. Maybe in 20 years.
- pj 17y agoit's an issue of resolution. Using actual neuronal signals is much more precise than sampling brain waves from outside the skull.