Nah, doesn’t matter. Liars can have you trying to figure it out, but whatevs. Bottom line is some people suffer from cognitive dissonance and it’s unfortunate.
This is one of those cases where it's super important to be technically correct... Or is it?
Only one viable course of action here.The Neuralink implants are already falling out of people’s brains.
If you can’t trust Elon to build a truck that won’t rust, or turn a profit on Twitter, why the hell would you let him put something in your brain?
Wait till the guy finds out what happens when he goes through a car wash
I think actually in this case it might be important.This is one of those cases where it's super important to be technically correct... Or is it?
The Neuralink implants are already falling out of people’s brains.
If you can’t trust Elon to build a truck that won’t rust, or turn a profit on Twitter, why the hell would you let him put something in your brain?
Wait till the guy finds out what happens when he goes through a car wash
Considering the technology involved I would be surprised if everything went flawless with the first implant.
If they can work through the issues it would be a great tool for those with impaired limb function.
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Need a new wiring harness.Doesn't really do much for a quadriplegic.
Limited limb function ≠ quadriplegicDoesn't really do much for a quadriplegic.
Ok, I meant quadriplegic. People with paralysis of all four limbs.Limited limb function ≠ quadriplegic
Need a new wiring harness.
The Neuralink implants are already falling out of people’s brains.
If you can’t trust Elon to build a truck that won’t rust, or turn a profit on Twitter, why the hell would you let him put something in your brain?
Temporary workaround, is there a guarantee that they wont retract further?It is interesting that the person that had issues but there was a workaround. Don't you think that CNN's headline was more accurate than some of the other click-bait headlines?
Neuralink’s first brain chip implant developed a problem — but there was a workaround
Temporary workaround, is there a guarantee that they wont retract further?
One a side note this tech is the future Elon or not. There is going to be two classes of people, those with an AI in their heads and those without. 200 IQ vs 100 IQ.
I dont think that analogy holds up. But hey.How can there be a guarantee their will not retract further when literally the implant is in initial human trials? It is like you are asking for a guarantee that a drug will work when it is in early phase clinical trials. How does that make any sense?
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interesting article, i've been in a byd before and it was a decent small car
/we just bought a Lyriq, i like it, but will really like it once we have a charger installed
Alright. Is this a first ever for inserting electrodes into the human brain? No. So I dont bite on the "early clinical trials".How can there be a guarantee their will not retract further when literally the implant is in initial human trials? It is like you are asking for a guarantee that a drug will work when it is in early phase clinical trials. How does that make any sense?
The Biden administration is looking to add a 100% tarrif on Chinese EVs. Saw that reported yesterday.BYD does make some good cars. However all of these companies like BYD are going to find themselves shut out of the western world when China decides it is more important to make a move on Taiwan.
The Biden administration is looking to add a 100% tarrif on Chinese EVs. Saw that reported yesterday.
Edit: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/wh...se-tariffs-electric-vehicles-china-rcna151748
can BYD's cars even pass FMVSS? i would think that is a huge barrier to entry from a cost/technology standpoint. if so, then yeah, at a 10k or 20k price point, that would absolutely decimate US BEV auto sales.
Will be interesting to see if Chinese companies start setting up shop in Mexico to avoid these tariffs. If BYD setup a factory in Mexico and entry level BEV's could be shipped into the US for around ~$15k(Avoiding Tarriff's) a lot of manufacturers that current sell auto's in the US would be in trouble. I am more waiting to see what tariff's they slap on battery imports from the US. A lot of residential battery storage systems use Chinese manufactured LFP batteries since the US doesn't really produce much in the way of LFP batteries. Already I know in CA, solar has taken a huge hit by NEM 3. In order to make the math work you have to install storage with solar. However if those storage systems start getting more expensive because of US tariff's on LFP batteries this is not going to end well for residential solar in CA.