Would you voluntarily get a neural implant?
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Unknown Soldier
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I've played Deus Ex: Human Revolution. I know how this one ends.
I might still do it if you can hack it to disable the communications module and thus keep it permanently offline while still giving me superpowers.
I might still do it if you can hack it to disable the communications module and thus keep it permanently offline while still giving me superpowers.
Nester99
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Sure, - You only live once, and that life should allow me to control things with my thoughts !
Wonder when they will release the ocular implant so you can run a computer screen in your field of vision 24/7 =D
You think Phones are addicted, just wait until a full monitor is hardwired into your head !
Wonder when they will release the ocular implant so you can run a computer screen in your field of vision 24/7 =D
You think Phones are addicted, just wait until a full monitor is hardwired into your head !
Sosokrates
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If it was a good product that was safe, yes I would.
Non augmented humans will be inferior, if such a product is available.
Non augmented humans will be inferior, if such a product is available.
SentientStone
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I don't think so, but I'm sure the elites will find some way to get me to accept it like these vax and masks.
I am not even into AR or VR, and neural implants feel even more intrusive of my freedomz. If I am in my death bed and they offer them as the final solution to extend my life, I will probably choose it, but otherwise, most likely nah... until the next psyop.
I am not even into AR or VR, and neural implants feel even more intrusive of my freedomz. If I am in my death bed and they offer them as the final solution to extend my life, I will probably choose it, but otherwise, most likely nah... until the next psyop.
Trogdor1123
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As with anything, it would depend on how they did it. I'd consider it if it actually was safe
Lady Redfield
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I think it would be awesome to be able to plug myself in and learn things I want to learn in a matter of seconds, but, if the price to pay is giving away my privacy, 'how to make a Hugh Jackman dildo that's life like' can wait.
Cockles & Whelks
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I always wanted to see a Genesis of the Borg story in Star Trek. This is how I imagine they start. Recreational tech.
nkarafo
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I would love to play the guitar or piano but i don't want to spend years learning and practicing. So yes.
I imagine these things would cost a fortune though but still. Also, how many of these our brain could handle? A lifetime is just enough to learn a handfull of skills but what would happen to the brain if you stuff it with so many a person would need centuries to learn? Is there even a "storage cap"?
I imagine these things would cost a fortune though but still. Also, how many of these our brain could handle? A lifetime is just enough to learn a handfull of skills but what would happen to the brain if you stuff it with so many a person would need centuries to learn? Is there even a "storage cap"?
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IDKFA
I am Become Bilbo Baggins
We can't be 100% sure, but a study in 2010 gave a figure of 2.5 petrabytes for the human brain.