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Why Neuralink is the most important company this decade! @neuralink is delivering life-changing value to humanity and is at an inflection point as goes from being a technology in the lab to people’s homes this year. As an investor, we look for transformative innovations — where technology redefines our understanding of what’s possible. Neuralink is not just that life-changing innovation but will deliver uncapped upside potential from here. Here’s Why 👇 #1 Where Are We Today? Over the past century, the Brain Machine Interface (BMI) space has evolved from early breakthroughs such as the introduction of electroencephalography (EEG) in 1924 to groundbreaking animal trials like monkeys playing Pong in 2021. This year Neuralink’s N1 implant was successfully implanted in multiple humans residing in their homes. This is a breakthrough for people with quadriplegia, restoring autonomy by converting neural signals from the motor cortex into digital commands. This allows users to engage with the digital world (move cursors and type through thought alone), communicate via text, email, speech and engage with creative outlets like art and music - ultimately delivering life changing human value. Noland Arbaugh, the first participant in Neuralink’s clinical trial, now plays video games, live streams, and navigates his laptop—all through the power of his mind. Similarly, Alex, another participant, is designing complex 3D objects using CAD software, unlocking creative potential once thought inaccessible. These stories are not isolated; they are the first chapters in a revolution to restore independence to millions globally. Reviews from Noland Arbaugh @ModdedQuad, Neuralink’s first participant: - “(Neuralink) has helped me reconnect with the world, my friends, and my family. It's given me the ability to do things on my own again without needing my family at all hours of the day and night.” - “The biggest thing with comfort is that I can lie in my bed and use (Neuralink). Any other assistive technology had to have someone else help or have me sit up. Sitting causes stress mentally and on my body which would give me pressure sores or spasms. It lets me live on my own time, not needing to have someone adjust me, etc. throughout the day.” - “I think it should give a lot of people a lot of hope for what this thing can do for them” #2 How does it work? The N1 is the size of a coin, containing a microprocessor, Bluetooth transmitter, rechargeable battery, and ultra-thin wires with 1,024 electrodes distributed across 64 threads. These highly-flexible, ultra-thin threads are key to minimize damage during implantation. The threads of our implant are so fine that they can't be inserted by the human hand. A surgical robot has been designed to reliably and efficiently insert these threads exactly where they need to be. Once inserted, the electrodes detect neural signals and translate them into digital commands, transmitted via Bluetooth to external devices. Thinking about moving a cursor triggers corresponding neurons in the motor cortex, enabling precise cursor movement on a screen. #3 Why Now? This year Neuralink’s patients achieved bandwidth that’s ~50% of a normal human via the N1 implant. It’s poised to meet human level bandwidth next year and the team aims to exceed it by the end of the decade. A quick breakdown on why bandwidth matters. Today’s intelligence operates on three levels: 1⃣ Limbic Intelligence (“thinking fast” – primal needs like safety and survival) 2⃣ Higher-Order Reasoning (“thinking slow” – complex thought and planning) 3⃣ Digital Intelligence (enabled by phones, internet, software) Our reliance on digital intelligence is undeniable. Forgetting your phone feels like losing a limb. Yet, the bottleneck lies in the bandwidth—the rate at which information flows between biology and technology. Bandwidth is quantified in Bits Per Second (BPS), as popularized by the late Professor Krishna Shenoy: 1⃣ Average human output (no devices): 1 BPS 2⃣ Typing/speaking: ~20 BPS 3⃣ Peak human performance: ~40 BPS With BMIs (Brain-Machine Interfaces): - 2017: Achieved ~2-4 BPS - 2021: Reached 6.56 BPS - 2024: Neuralink’s N1 reached 9.5 BPS - 2025: Neuralink targets 40 BPS - By 2030: Neuralink targets 100 BPS The advances next year will likely come from two main levers: 1) More electrodes (going from 1024 to 3000) and increased utilization of electrodes (currently N1 utilizes ~10% of the 1024 electrodes and is expected to go as high as 40% next year). Achieving near-human bandwidth will help dramatically improve the quality of life for people with special abilities. #4 What's Next? 1⃣ Scaling N1: Neuralink aims for 27 procedures in 2025 and 79 in 2026, expanding the number of users. 2⃣ Vision Restoration: FDA-approved BMI for vision restoration (“Blindsight”) interacts with the visual cortex to restore basic light and shape perception. 3⃣ Speech Restoration: Expanding to auditory cortex applications to restore speech capabilities. Beyond Restoration: Replace smartphones: BMIs could surpass traditional devices, becoming high-bandwidth interfaces for AI-human interaction. Augmentation: Enhancing human cognition, memory, and productivity for 100M+ users. From restoring autonomy for quadriplegics to enhancing human potential, Neuralink will revolutionize how we interact with machines, each other, and the world. It’s not just catching up to technology by defining the next frontier for humanity. CC: @altcap @elonmusk @djseo_ @chapman_bliss
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📸 Today’s NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope picture features the glorious spiral galaxy NGC 5646. NGC 5643 is what’s known as a grand design spiral, referring to how the galaxy’s two large, winding spiral arms are clear to see. The spiral arms are defined by bright blue stars, lacy reddish-brown dust clouds and pink star-forming regions.
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Fyodor Dostoevsky (Russian novelist) said it better than any modern book on psychology
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Delved deep into the world of Agarikon, Turkey Tail, Lion’s Mane, psilocybin mushrooms, and the incredible benefits mushrooms offer for immunity on the latest #thejoeroganexperience episode. Thanks for having me back, @joerogan! Check it out: open.spotify.com/episode/0Ud…
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Elon Musk on value creation: “If you have a zero-sum mindset, the only way to get ahead is by taking things from others. If the pie is fixed, the only way to have more pie is to take someone else's pie. But this is false. The economic pie has grown dramatically over time.”
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Jensen says now we have the necessary technology between all the computers and the latest generative AI tech, that the time has come for humanoid robotics. He introduces the new GR00T workflows for humanoid robots at the AI Summit Japan.
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Steve Jobs on the most important job of a CEO “The greatest people are self-managing. They don’t need to be managed. Once they know what to do, they’ll go figure out how to do it… What they need is a common vision, and that’s what leadership is. Leadership is having a vision, being able to articulate that so the people around you can understand it, and getting consensus on a common vision.” Steve continues: “We wanted people who were insanely great at what they did… and the neatest thing that happens when you get a core group ten great people is that it becomes self-policing as to who they let into that group. So I consider the most important job of someone like myself is recruiting.”
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The @PolarisProgram’s Polaris Dawn crew performed the first-ever spacewalk from Dragon, travelled farther from Earth than anyone since the Apollo program, and used @Starlink to connect with those back on Earth
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The eye of a female humpback whale 🐋
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Humanity needs much more competition here
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China has made significant progress in the field of silicon photonics. A Wuhan-based lab has announced a ‘milestone’ that could help China overcome restraints imposed by traditional chip-design technology. This is a field that could dramatically change the semiconductor manufacturing process. The JFS Laboratory in China successfully integrated a laser light source with a silicon chip. The technology uses optical signals to transmit data, which far surpasses traditional chips based on electrical signals. This breakthrough could pave the way for China to create fast and powerful microchips without the need for complex extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV) equipment.
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The Nobel Prize in Chemistry this year was awarded for the creation of machine algorithms for predicting protein structures. The laureates are David Baker from the University of Washington, and Demis Hassabis and John Jumper from Google DeepMind. This marks the second consecutive prize recognizing contributions to artificial intelligence; yesterday, the Physics Prize was awarded to the creators of neural networks and algorithms. The Chemistry Prize laureates first introduced the AlphaFold platform in 2018, which has helped biologists and chemists predict the 3D structures of proteins composed of two dozen amino acids. Previously, scientists had to do this manually. With these new protein structures, it’s possible to discover new drugs, enzymes, and much more in biology and chemistry. The AlphaFold program easily predicted the spatial form of all 200 million proteins known to science and is ready to predict the form of amino acid compounds that do not exist in nature.
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SpaceX will perform the fifth flight test of an integrated Starship Super Heavy rocket and attempt to recover the Super Heavy Booster back on the Orbital Launch Mount using the tower's mechanical arms. The launch is a critical step toward NASA's Artemis mission to return astronauts to the Moon and SpaceX's plan to land humans on Mars. supercluster.com/launches/st…
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Another fact that nobody knows: Stalin offered an alliance with France and the UK to defend Poland against Germany, but it was rejected. He then proposed sending one million of the best Red Army soldiers to defend Poland against Germany, but that was also rejected. After the 1938 Munich Agreement, Stalin offered to go to all-out war to defend Czechoslovakia and asked Poland to allow passage through their territory to reach Czechoslovakia, but this request was denied. All of this occurred before the Molotov-Ribbentrop non-aggression treaty!
Another fact many people don't know: Stepan Bandera and other members of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists were spies for the Abwehr, the Nazi military intelligence. They gathered intelligence on Polish defenses and committed acts of sabotage and assassination on behalf of Germany inside Poland throughout the 1930s, before the German invasion ! 🤯
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Isaac Asimov on life. ✍️
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Ivan Ayvazovsky Russian Romantic painter who is considered one of the greatest masters of marine art 🖼️ *Ship on Stormy Seas* 1817-1900 Oil on canvas
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Arguably the most intelligent photo ever taken: Solvay Conference on quantum mechanics at the Institute International de Physique Solvay, Brussels, Belgium, in 1927. 17 of the 29 attendees were or became Nobel Prize winners. ✍️
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