Thread 106945715

why is it not available yet?

>>106945715 (OP)
not as simple. wires into your neuron clusters isn't great. plus you theoretically need a fuckload of wires to interface as many regions as possible. if you don't need it to fix something that's broken, you dont' want it

>>106945715 (OP)
>the neuralink installation memory wipe worked
kek, xhes clueless

>>106945715 (OP)
why do you want some ziocuck assburger to have a killswitch for your brain?

>>106945749
the possibility for controllable realities and seamless VR.
real life is very gay so i want to live in the pod.

>>106945766
>controllable realities
lmao. you do not understand it. it serves at data input for people with fucked senses. just put VR goggles on for fucks sake.
what you're thinking about means it should take out your brain, put it in a jar, and stick billions of wires into your brain so it interfaces all your fucking senses. that's dumb. stop thinking about it lol, it's not happening

>>106945715 (OP)
Because the technology is expensive, dangerous, and shitty. The successes are highly specific and usually contrived/overhyped.

Instead of sticking the wires in, we'll work on getting the neurons out.
Genetically engineering and grafting a second mini-brain at the base of the neck without a skull, we can use it entirely as an interface with the main brain.

>>106945818
and it runs on arch linux

because in about a year or two, the implant will require extensive maintenance because it starts shifting inside and you lose all activity.
Our bodies weren't designed for static bio-mods.

>>106945715 (OP)
a dozen or so have neuralink in their skull and have regained functions in life

>>106945715 (OP)
i think they only know how to interface with small areas of the brain. every patient has their implant in a personalized spot. they don't know how to wire up the whole brain yet, let alone control it

>>106945857
at that point just move your consciousness into artificial brain designed with digital interface and that's that. bonus your state can be saved/restored and you can jump robot bodies via wifi antennas

>>106945715 (OP)
Because the person he roped in immediately had his brain reject it to where the "improvements" in his life suddenly regressed. To the point he was begging for Muskrat like Grimes does her first kid Xylophone to be able to see her dying grandmother.

>>106945766
Honestly, i don’t like reality either but you sound pathetic. Id like to explore those worlds but not give (((elon musk))) access to my brain.

Maybe when a FOSS version comes out in the not so distant cyberpunk future

>>106945886
>go to open sores surgeon to stick open source wires into your open sores brain
>got any problem: "just read the wiki bro"

>>106945869
>at that point just move your consciousness into artificial brain
literally impossible, your consciousness is an intangible state of the brain.
the best you could hope for is a new instance of that state with all your memories, but it will never be you. you will always be locked in a rotting bag of meat.

>>106945891
>literally impossible, your consciousness is an intangible state of the brain.
citation the fuck?
>but it will never be you
same
>you will always be locked in a rotting bag of meat.
same

>>106945869
we have no idea how brains work still. i think a full neuralink interface will come before we can make our own human-compatible brains

>>106945900
>we have no idea how brains work still
how they fully work. pretty sure we do have some good fucking clues about how it works since they can make you see shit. they must understand how information is encoded by the eyes. their shit must mimic the same type of signals.

>>106945890
Atleast i can sudo the problem niggaaaaaaa

>>106945892
>citation the fuck
that guy who got a pipe out through his brain and became a different person.

>>106945923
sure they know how to manipulate the easiest things to test like vision and feeling. that's what came from their mk-ultra experiments. but they do not know how to easily manipulate your thoughts with zero resistance. i think even neuralink doesn't know how the patients brain works exactly, which is why they use machine learning during the setup period so the interface can learn what signals the patients brain sends and map that to a control scheme

>>106945935
>your brain material structure determines who you are
yeah I'm not disagreeing with that

>>106945890
Works on my machine. I run neuroarch btw

>>106945957
whats your hypothesis on consciousness then

>>106945766
The only way to actually have any control over your virtual reality is if you know how to program

>>106945994
phenomenon generated by the brain? how is this a question?
>but how?
well..clearly somehow.
before you have a meltdown about it consider the following: you wouldn't even notice if you were replaced last night while you were sleeping, with e perfect copy of yourself.
problem with this though experiment, is people are trying to reconcile with what happens if your old body is not destroyed on copying, which is simply a forking issue. at copying moment your reality enters an apparent superposition, you can continue in your original body or new clone 50/50, from your perspective.
if you destroy the old body you have 100% of continuing as your only option, the perfect clone.
but chimps will have a meltdown about this as it's not really intuitive, they're working with the wrong assumptions and they innevitably arrive at dumbfuck conclusions like "that's someone who thinks it's you but it's not you" because they cannot fathom the concept of more of you running in parallel at the same time. the "magic" happens at the moment of copying the information. that's when shit "splits" for you, regarding what you will experience next after copying moment.

>>106946049 me
or you can think at your normal everyday state, as being a series of full destructions and reconstructions of your atomic structure, between two planck seconds (since your structure is clearly different one second to the next).
you don't actually care, as long as you exist and there's no issues, you're fine with it. you want at least one instance of you to exist, so you have a path forward.

>>106945818
feel free to be the guinea pig w.r.t figuring out how brain damage looks like when you connect your real brain to an artificial brain

>>106945935
Phineas Gage. And there's many similar examples. He was particularly sensational. Railroad worker. Went to tamp some dynamite in place but he wasn't paying attention to the fact the sand hadn't been put over it yet. Rod went clear through his brain and he was presumed to be dead obviously. He got up and seem fine. Went to doctor who didn't believe a rod went through his skull and out the other side until Phineas sneezed and the skull flap lifted up.
This does not make consciousness to be intangible though. All it showed was the mind is a consequence of the brain itself and not some secondary "soul" type idea independent from the physical body. It is not known as of now exactly what consciousness is or how it exists but I believe in the idea that it comes about from a sufficiently complicated network. There's a number of good arguments for it. Hoffstader (of Godel Eshcher and Bach) claims it's related to the network being able to model itself and therefore reflect on itself in a recursive manner. But it makes sense that it isn't intentional from an evolutionary perspective because consciousness doesn't help us survive. If anything our conscious brain is slow and tends to get in the way. If this is true though, it means one day in the future an artificial nueral network will pass that critical point and be conscious

>>106946163
i read some schizo literature about each neuron being influenced by the seemingly unpredictable quantum fields which brings consciousness. you will never reach it if you think consciousness can be minimized by enough neurons activating each other

>>106945715 (OP)
>asking a jewish scam artist why the thing that he's scamming you with is not real yet

let me guess, your phone is apple too am I right?

>>106945886
People can't even make a FOSS cellular modem; how the hell are you anticipating a libre BMI?

>>106945766
>controllable realities
That's literally just called dilusion for most people, but okay bro

>>106945818
>falls off
>dependent systems instantly lobotomized
Hope nothing vital ever gets too strongly associated

>>106946570
You are trying to argue with a paid shill...

>>106946049

in any case the functioning of the brain is not mainly determined by a logical and determinable functioning like binary but by chemical interactions with a dose of randomness which means that perfectly simulating the functioning of the brain is like perfectly simulating the evolution of the weather or sea currents, if we will be capable of it one day it will probably not be in this century

>>106945715 (OP)
>invents cars
>invents batteries
>invents electric cars
>invents tunneling
>invents trains
>invents online banking
>invents the blockchain
>invents dogecoin
>invents space rockets
>invents robots
>invents A.I.
>invents brain implants
>invents telekinesis
>invents taxis
>invents buses
>invents mass transit
HOW DOES HE DO IT BROS????
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZG4ug0byXk

>>106945766
based
i want all techniggers to live in their own Matrix, getting rid of them can only improve the real world

>>106946515
>unpredictable quantum fields which brings consciousness
at most if some quantum effect is required it will be integrated into whatever artificial brain. if such a thing is needed it's at most mediating consciousness, not a gateway for your "soul" from higher spiritual dimensions or some shit

>>106949298
simulation is a retarded argument, just run it native in this reality. on analog hardware like our brains are. it's the cheapest. at most use simulated data input into these artificial brains. why would you waste time with processing of said senses instead of running them natively? it's energetically cheaper to run arm software on arm hardware than to simulate it on x86 hardware. it makes no sense if you have access to both architectures. send data from x86 to arm hardware, at most. but do the processing on the arm hardware because it will always be cheaper.
the simulation argument is dumbfuck retarded. we are running on bare metal in base reality, and at most ALL our senses are hijacked.

COVID was the self replicating Q AI and the vaxx helped deliver it.
>over 70% of the worlds population has been inoculated with the [Q]uantum AI
>13.4 billion doses administered
Now we just wait for them to roll out the new technohomo system and hook up all the cattle to it along with all the IoT devices before the inevitable.
Many of the unvaxxed will line up for the boosters once UBI and other benefits are announced.
The masses will also line up for any future brain implant augmentations.

>>106945715 (OP)
It'll be ready as soon as the Mars colony is built in 2030.

Remider that the jew will he able to trap you in eternal nightmare if you will take this shit.
Whatever happens, DON'T TAKE THE CHIP!!!

Don't sell your soul for VR sex.
DON'T TAKE THE CHIP!!!

Organise resistance! Don't let the kikes control you!
DON'T TAKE THE CHIP!!!

>>106951024
>DON'T TAKE THE CHIP!!!
at some point you'll be on your deathbed. will you take the chip? or die like a good little faggot?

>>106945766
>the possibility for controllable realities and seamless VR.
I agree
>real life is very gay so i want to live in the pod.
Real life is a controllable reality and a seamless VR. Ask yourself what consciousness is, what you are "seeing/hearing/feeling" as a conscious person. The sooner you understand the reality itself is holographic/VR, that everything you interact with is virtual objects created in the mind, that either acts as representations or are simply even more abstract than that, then you realize, everything is virtual.

>Dhammapada
>Chapter 1
Mind precedes all mental states. Mind is their chief; they are all mind-wrought. If with an impure mind a person speaks or acts suffering follows him like the wheel that follows the foot of the ox.