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🧠 Guy shares 100 days living with a Neuralink brain implant A user named Jon Noble just posted a detailed update after getting the Neuralink N1 chip and it sounds straight out of sci-fi. The surgery & recovery: • Implant placed using a robotic system that inserted 1,024 ultra-thin threads into his motor cortex • Procedure was quick under general anaesthesia, and he went home the next day • Felt significantly better within days, with minimal scarring by the end of week one • Says he felt mentally sharper and more positive once the system was activated Learning to control a computer with his mind: • By Week 2, he connected the implant to a MacBook with help from engineers • Within minutes, he could move the cursor using only his thoughts • By Week 3, basic actions like scrolling, clicking, and typing became second nature • Went from never using a Mac to becoming a power user purely via brain control Playing games with pure thought: • Around Day 80, he started playing World of Warcraft using only the implant • Initially difficult, but improved as his brain synced with the system • Now plays hands-free, no mouse or keyboard, just intention • Describes the experience as “addictive” and “freeing” Big picture: • Says the implant didn’t just change how he uses a computer, it changed how he lives • After 100 days, he already can’t imagine going back This is what early human brain-computer interfaces actually look like in the wild, clunky at first, then suddenly normal. @aipost🏴