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I had the opportunity to interact with both fresh and preserved sheep and human brains in my anatomy classes, can confirm the reports it’s dura matter is super thick and tough like leather. Even just removing the softer sheep dura matter from the brain was pretty tricky. I also was a potential candidate for an epilepsy brain stimulator myself, but thankfully new meds came through to fix me in the end before that was needed. The Elon stans in this thread don’t seem to understand brains REALLY don’t like foreign matter whether it’s a chip or electrode or whatever. My doctors warned me about the risks of just having two electrodes and neuralink is attempting a whole lot more than that. Neuralink has awesome potential for those with disabilities, and I think it’s possible we may greatly improve or solve retraction/migration/scarring/inconvinent healing in the next decade or so. But man, do Elon’s constant bold and egotistical claims about what Neuralink can do right now grinds my gears. It’s giving false hope to people who are already desperate and deeply hurting, putting them through very intensive surgery and risk just for almost naught.

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text I had the opportunity to interact with both fresh and preserved sheep and human brains in my anatomy classes, can confirm the reports it’s dura matter is super thick and tough like leather. Even just removing the softer sheep dura matter from the brain was pretty tricky. I also was a potential candidate for an epilepsy brain stimulator myself, but thankfully new meds came through to fix me in the end before that was needed. The Elon stans in this thread don’t seem to understand brains REALLY don…
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