First Neuralink Patient Leaves Audience Speechless

[kompisworld]

How is this not the headline of every media outlet in the world?

[fractalelf]

That Neuralink and Elon aren’t getting major press for this is unreal…. It doesn’t play into the “Elon bad” narrative.

[AjFerguson]

I am a C6/C7 quadriplegic. Injured for over 30 years. This is the first real breakthrough I have seen. After decades of reading about studies that “show promise” but go nowhere, seeing this happen is truly amazing. Can’t wait to see next steps - like an exoskeleton! Exciting time to be alive.

[Ash-ftsu]

Crazy how I only heard about this because I came across this video randomly. This is Nobel prize level work, it should be front page news.

[CombatSport]

Neurolink made an excellent choice for their first patient. Noland is a very relatable and likeable guy. He seems extremely eager to help move this tech forward.

[hvip]

Bro is so chill. He is taking part in a historic interview and he's just being himself.

[damiantosd]

They picked really well for the first candidate. Well done Nuerolink. This is what should be in the news. Positivity breeds positivity.

[Jasonlimitless]

I think what really speaks volumes is how happy and confident he is, a wonderful thing to see

[GiesbertNijhuis]

SCI C3/4 here, since 1995. Watching this video, I'm getting extra spasm and some tears of joy and excitement! Thank you all. Looking forward to what may come in the near future.

[alwayssavage]

Adults forget how important play is. I love that hes able to have that ability back. It’s so important.

[ZachGarnerComedy]

Having a young child that is quadriplegic and highly intelligent this gives me so much hope for his future.

[gybx]

Fantastic. As a retired engineer, this literally brought tears to my eyes. I hope to see the paralyzed walk again in my lifetime. This could even help Dementia and Alzheimer patients in the future.

[akirashima]

Nolan needs to legally change his name to Professor X and go all in with this life changing experiment.

[lolBrand]

"it makes being paralyzed not that bad" this is amazing truly under appreciated work and I expect it wont be under appreciated for much longer congrats on all of the success

[marcuspinson]

I'm a t12 complete paraplegic. I took a bullet for my wife 2 years ago. This almost made me cry. It fills me with so much hope for my own future and so much relief for those who have yet to be injured.

[jwollheim]

How the heck isn’t this on the first page of every newspaper everywhere in the developed world? Truly incredible. A little scary, but mostly incredible. So happy for this guy and the people it will be able to help

[RealBelisariusCawl]

It breaks my heart hearing him say that “now” he can be useful.

God bless him.

[thenextbondvillainklaussch]

This was 4 days ago, and it wasnt on the News anywhere? I just literally stumbled on this, doing the 'Youtube rabbit hole' thing. FKN AMAZING guys, just wow.

[michaelcrosby]

Im so happy for you. 30 years ago my Dad was a crime victim and c3, 4, 5 shattered. There was no hope at all. One year later he passed away.

[notchsson]

The most important thing I heard. He gets to have fun for how ever long he can without getting hurt.