Nolan Arbaugh
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Which honestly was like... Something that I think Neuralink gave me that I can't thank them enough for, like I can't show my appreciation for it enough, was being able to visually see that what I'm doing is actually having some effect. Yeah.
Which honestly was like... Something that I think Neuralink gave me that I can't thank them enough for, like I can't show my appreciation for it enough, was being able to visually see that what I'm doing is actually having some effect. Yeah.
Which honestly was like... Something that I think Neuralink gave me that I can't thank them enough for, like I can't show my appreciation for it enough, was being able to visually see that what I'm doing is actually having some effect. Yeah.
um it's a huge part of the reason why like i know now that i'm gonna keep doing it forever because before neuralink i was doing it every day and i was just assuming that things were happening
um it's a huge part of the reason why like i know now that i'm gonna keep doing it forever because before neuralink i was doing it every day and i was just assuming that things were happening
um it's a huge part of the reason why like i know now that i'm gonna keep doing it forever because before neuralink i was doing it every day and i was just assuming that things were happening
like it's not like i knew i wasn't getting back any mobility or um sensation or anything so i could have been running up against a brick wall for all i knew and with nerlink i get to see like all the signals happening real time and i get to see that you know what i'm doing can actually be mapped
like it's not like i knew i wasn't getting back any mobility or um sensation or anything so i could have been running up against a brick wall for all i knew and with nerlink i get to see like all the signals happening real time and i get to see that you know what i'm doing can actually be mapped
like it's not like i knew i wasn't getting back any mobility or um sensation or anything so i could have been running up against a brick wall for all i knew and with nerlink i get to see like all the signals happening real time and i get to see that you know what i'm doing can actually be mapped
you know, when we started doing like click calibrations and stuff, when I go to click my index finger for a left click, that it actually recognizes that. Like it changed how I think about what's possible with like retraining my body to move. And so yeah, I'll never give up now.
you know, when we started doing like click calibrations and stuff, when I go to click my index finger for a left click, that it actually recognizes that. Like it changed how I think about what's possible with like retraining my body to move. And so yeah, I'll never give up now.
you know, when we started doing like click calibrations and stuff, when I go to click my index finger for a left click, that it actually recognizes that. Like it changed how I think about what's possible with like retraining my body to move. And so yeah, I'll never give up now.
Yeah, it was very cool. I mean, it was cool, but I keep telling this to people. It made sense to me. It made sense that there are signals still happening in my brain. And that as long as you had something near it that could measure those, that could record those, then you should be able to visualize it in some way, see it happen. And so that was not very surprising to me.
Yeah, it was very cool. I mean, it was cool, but I keep telling this to people. It made sense to me. It made sense that there are signals still happening in my brain. And that as long as you had something near it that could measure those, that could record those, then you should be able to visualize it in some way, see it happen. And so that was not very surprising to me.
Yeah, it was very cool. I mean, it was cool, but I keep telling this to people. It made sense to me. It made sense that there are signals still happening in my brain. And that as long as you had something near it that could measure those, that could record those, then you should be able to visualize it in some way, see it happen. And so that was not very surprising to me.
I was just like, oh, cool. We found one. We found something that works. It was cool to see that their technology worked and that everything that they'd worked so hard for was going to pay off. But I hadn't moved a cursor or anything at that point. I hadn't interacted with a computer or anything at that point. So it just made sense. It was cool.
I was just like, oh, cool. We found one. We found something that works. It was cool to see that their technology worked and that everything that they'd worked so hard for was going to pay off. But I hadn't moved a cursor or anything at that point. I hadn't interacted with a computer or anything at that point. So it just made sense. It was cool.
I was just like, oh, cool. We found one. We found something that works. It was cool to see that their technology worked and that everything that they'd worked so hard for was going to pay off. But I hadn't moved a cursor or anything at that point. I hadn't interacted with a computer or anything at that point. So it just made sense. It was cool.
I didn't really know much about BCI at that point either. So I didn't know what sort of step this was actually making. I didn't know if this was a huge deal or if this was just like, okay, it's cool that we got this far, but we're actually... hoping for something like much better down the road. It's like, okay, I just thought that they knew that it turned on. So I was like, cool.
I didn't really know much about BCI at that point either. So I didn't know what sort of step this was actually making. I didn't know if this was a huge deal or if this was just like, okay, it's cool that we got this far, but we're actually... hoping for something like much better down the road. It's like, okay, I just thought that they knew that it turned on. So I was like, cool.