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You're listening to Bulletproof Radio with Dave Aspree.

Today's cool fact of the day is that people who are fully paralyzed are

now using brain implants with off-the-shelf tablet computers in order to send

text messages and surf the internet.

Which is completely life-changing because before that all you had was maybe a

twitch of your eye or movement of your tongue the way Stephen Hawking did.

This is game-changing because what's going to happen in five years when we can get

that same signal from the surface of your scalp without having to stick

electrodes inside your brain.

You could pretty easily scramble your eggs by sticking things in your head.

We're probably not going to do that for many, many years if ever.

I don't think it's going to be necessary.

But the fact that this is already happening is a precursor to the world that's

coming where you don't have to hold your phone up to look at your face because

it's already able to read your mind.

This is going to accelerate things way more than we have today and I'm excited

to see it as long as I have a good firewall for my brain.

Today's guest is not an expert in neural implants and I know you thought I was

going to go there didn't you.

He is a dear friend.

It's the third time he's been on Bulletproof Radio and one of

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