With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Months after receiving FDA approval for human trials, Elon Musk Nurelling Company, has successfully

implanted a brain chip in their first human subject.

According to Musk, this chip, which is known as telepathy,

quote, enables control of your phone or computer

and through them almost any device just by thinking.

A stated goal is to, and I quote again, restore autonomy to those with

unmet medical needs, like lost limbs, traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries or other

significant mental and physical disability. But another goal is to, and I quote,

unlock human potential tomorrow

by redefining the boundaries of human capability.

Well, that's a move from healing to enhancement.

It's long plagued our technological dreams and is always

problematic. Whenever technology is used to eliminate instead of accommodate human weakness,

our humanity is threatened. Technologies like Neurrellink always promised freedom from finitude.

But as Gilbert Mylander has reminded us, the only freedom worth having acknowledges limits and

does not seek to be god-like. I'm John Stone Street.