We really do live in the high tech low life dystopia

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  1. Scheme-Brilliant

    Even wilder, musk killed thousands of monkeys with no success with the nerolink, now on to humans…

  2. Zone-Leading

    Please be aware that the total number of animal deaths does not necessarily indicate that Neuralink is violating regulations or standard research practices. Many companies routinely use animals in experiments to advance human health care, and they face financial pressure to quickly bring products to market. The animals are typically killed when experiments are completed, often so they can be examined post-mortem for research purposes.

  3. postconsumerwat

    all these wealthy orgs eliminate outside influence of no money, parasitizing free beings

  4. electromagneticpost

    Portland has gone to shit, I’m glad they’re finally taking action.

  5. ScottaHemi

    feel sorry for the first generation of saps who get this…

    technology becomes obsolete so quickly these days… this brain chip won’t be an acception either. most likely.

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