Nolan Arbaugh
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Yeah, just that in imagined movement, you're not attempting to move at all. So you're like visualizing yourself doing it.
Yeah, just that in imagined movement, you're not attempting to move at all. So you're like visualizing yourself doing it.
Yeah, just that in imagined movement, you're not attempting to move at all. So you're like visualizing yourself doing it.
Yeah. I mean, it makes sense to me.
Yeah. I mean, it makes sense to me.
Yeah. I mean, it makes sense to me.
yeah it's something that i feel like naturally anyone would do if you try to tell someone to imagine doing something they might close their eyes and then start physically doing it um but it's just didn't click yeah it's it's hard it was very hard at the beginning but attempted worked attempted worked it worked just like it should work like work like a charm um
yeah it's something that i feel like naturally anyone would do if you try to tell someone to imagine doing something they might close their eyes and then start physically doing it um but it's just didn't click yeah it's it's hard it was very hard at the beginning but attempted worked attempted worked it worked just like it should work like work like a charm um
yeah it's something that i feel like naturally anyone would do if you try to tell someone to imagine doing something they might close their eyes and then start physically doing it um but it's just didn't click yeah it's it's hard it was very hard at the beginning but attempted worked attempted worked it worked just like it should work like work like a charm um
Yeah, it blew my mind, like no pun intended, blew my mind when I first moved the cursor just with my thoughts and not attempting to move. It's something that I found over the couple of weeks building up to that, that as I get better cursor controls, like the model gets better, then it gets easier for me to... I don't have to attempt as much to move it.
Yeah, it blew my mind, like no pun intended, blew my mind when I first moved the cursor just with my thoughts and not attempting to move. It's something that I found over the couple of weeks building up to that, that as I get better cursor controls, like the model gets better, then it gets easier for me to... I don't have to attempt as much to move it.
Yeah, it blew my mind, like no pun intended, blew my mind when I first moved the cursor just with my thoughts and not attempting to move. It's something that I found over the couple of weeks building up to that, that as I get better cursor controls, like the model gets better, then it gets easier for me to... I don't have to attempt as much to move it.
And part of that is something that I'd even talked with them about when I was watching the signals of my brain one day. I was watching when I attempted to move to the right and I watched the screen as I saw the spikes. I was seeing the spike, the signals being sent before I was actually attempting to move.
And part of that is something that I'd even talked with them about when I was watching the signals of my brain one day. I was watching when I attempted to move to the right and I watched the screen as I saw the spikes. I was seeing the spike, the signals being sent before I was actually attempting to move.
And part of that is something that I'd even talked with them about when I was watching the signals of my brain one day. I was watching when I attempted to move to the right and I watched the screen as I saw the spikes. I was seeing the spike, the signals being sent before I was actually attempting to move.
I imagine just because when you go to, say, move your hand or any body part, that signal gets sent before you're actually moving, has to make it all the way down and back up before you actually do any sort of movement. So there's a delay there. And I noticed that there was something going on in my brain before I was actually attempting to move.
I imagine just because when you go to, say, move your hand or any body part, that signal gets sent before you're actually moving, has to make it all the way down and back up before you actually do any sort of movement. So there's a delay there. And I noticed that there was something going on in my brain before I was actually attempting to move.
I imagine just because when you go to, say, move your hand or any body part, that signal gets sent before you're actually moving, has to make it all the way down and back up before you actually do any sort of movement. So there's a delay there. And I noticed that there was something going on in my brain before I was actually attempting to move.
that um my brain was like anticipating what i wanted to do and that all started sort of um i don't know like percolating in my brain like it just it was just sort of there like always in the back like that's so weird that it could do that it kind of makes sense but i wonder what that means um as far as like using the neural link and um
that um my brain was like anticipating what i wanted to do and that all started sort of um i don't know like percolating in my brain like it just it was just sort of there like always in the back like that's so weird that it could do that it kind of makes sense but i wonder what that means um as far as like using the neural link and um