Adding extra sensors to the human body | David Eagleman and Lex Fridman

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[halemarine]

Hello Lex Great content! I'm sixty year old man that only graduated the nine grade because of many learning disabilities. You are expanding my mind in a way I never could have imagined! I watch the clips and full interviews. KEEP UP YOUR FANTASTIC WORK! Thank you

[FrainFreeze]

I just wanted to thank you for producing such quality videos, doing all this editing, not having click-bait titles and for uploading consistently. I hope your work pays of in the long term and these videos get more views. cheers

[nabilbousabir]

Fascinating. Augmenting the body's sensory system in such a way that reality itself becomes augmented is pretty incredible.

[andersemil]

I've had extra sensors in my pocket for a decade. It's a smartphone that vibrates when I receive a message or need to get my ass somewhere

[Rico-vbik]

love the clips lex. stick around for a few years, Im going to be a guest 😈

[TraderTimmy]

I love David’s gadget and the whole concept. It is pretty mind-blowing.

[johnbouttell]

Modern cyclists generate so much data they need personal trainers to analyse it all. In the future, many of us will be employed full-time as personal sensor analysts.

[SamuelOrjiM]

Only other human I have seen use the umwelt in describing in conversation

[peterpetrov]

Yeah but there's no need to drill a hole in the skull. What's the fun in that! lol

[kingzion]

This guy in fact could be the biggest nerd to have ever existed.