>>12062089>They solved a few engineering problems but overall it's a marginally incremental improvement in terms of recording design, not something that is capable of doing something that we weren't able to do already 30 years ago.I didn't know we were able to implant devices in brains with only superficial damage.
I also didn't know we were able to predict muscle movements based on the firing of neurons 30 years ago.
Wait, entire surgical machines that are able to implant devices within an hour also existed 30 years ago?
And not only that, but devices unnoticeably replacing a piece of your skull existed back then too?
Wow, they really didn't show anything at all, huh?
