So many people have been asking me about this NuraLink video, presentation, Elon Musk, affiliated company out here with these experimentation and whatnot.

I watched it. I got so many I got tweets, emails, people like Lou we need to see your take on that.

Kind of surprised I missed it actually, but this is, this stuff is bonkers.

It's actual, it's that sci-fi thing that you look for as a technology fan that you're like,

oh that's from those movies once upon a time.

That's the thing everybody expected to happen that didn't. That's the

like where are the flying cars instead we got the face app. You see what I'm saying? That's

what that is but the whole thing seems a lot closer, based on a presentation

I watched, than I would have imagined.

And now that it has the Elon Musk affiliation,

a guy who's gone after these aspirational,

almost unbelievable science fiction like goals, you have to believe they're going to be able to

generate not just hype but also interest from the necessary parties that could bring a faster adoption of this

technology I should just tell you what this is but I should also say that the

presentation I mean you could go watch it, it's not that long, it's not like a crazy keynote, but the purpose of the presentation was potentially to motivate people to come and work on the project.

So this company, Neuralink, has pioneered

this new technology for brain electronic interface.

For the time being,

kind of just as a proof of concept

from a hardware perspective that you could send these tiny little threads into the brain material without disrupting brain functioning.

Actually, I say a really important part of the keynote

that this brain implant that they're talking about

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