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  1. Spaceception
    So, uh, Elon has launched a new company, Neuralink: http://nerdist.com/elon-musk-founds-new-company-neuralink-to-turn-us-all-into-cyborgs/ Quote from the article; But the actual neural lace is the moonshot idea; the longer-term, more groundbreaking goal like SpaceX’s trip to Mars or Tesla’s production of a vast fleet of electric self-driving vehicles. In the near-term, it seems the goals of the company are far less sci-fi, and deal with technologically treating neurological disorders like depression or epilepsy with brain-machine interfaces. Sources haven’t apparently given out much detail about what Neuralink may produce in the next few years, but it seems that near-term products may include brain implants built with more basic neurostimulators (a.k.a. “brain pacemakers”), like those used to treat Parkinson’s disease. Also, new WBW article soon! Discuss!
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