Sam Parr

I don't take much medicine, no.

Don't take any supplements.

Again, you have to, right?

Like, I already basically have the computer attached to my hand, if I'm honest.

It's in my hand eight hours a day.

It's in my pocket, right?

It's attached to my body at all times.

If I don't have my phone on me, I kind of panic, right?

So it is, in some ways, already a third limb.

But...

Once this goes to the point where I can just have it in my mind, again, it's not really going to be that much of a choice because the people who have it are going to be like walking around like gods compared to the people who don't.

And by the way, he's doing the Tesla model.

So the Tesla business plan was you first do the really expensive sports car, high cost, low production volume, sell it to just rich enthusiasts who want something cool, a cool toy.

And then the cool toy becomes more and more mainstream and more and more, you know, eventually you get to the Model 3, which is now like a mainstream car.

With Neuralink, he's doing it where first it's going to solve the problems for people who are quadriplegics.

The next one he's going for is people who are blind.

And, you know, like people who can really improve the quality of life.

And eventually it'll get to...

It's kind of like a phone.

It's like a consumer device.