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Sensibly Speaking Podcast #271: Connecting Brains and Machines ft. Dr. Jonas Kaplan
This week I welcome back Dr. Jonas Kaplan to discuss the possibilities of neuralink or the melding of our brains with electronics, potentially launching us into a whole new sphere of existence in a digital world or using digital tools to assist every aspect of our thinking and our life. Sound like a transhumanist’s wet dream? Well, maybe we can temper all that with some reality. Enjoy!
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This week I welcome back Dr. Jonas Kaplan to discuss the possibilities of neuralink or the melding of our brains with electronics, potentially launching us into a whole new sphere of existence in a digital world or using digital tools to assist every aspect of our thinking and our life. Sound like a transhumanist’s wet dream? Well, maybe we can temper all that with some reality. Enjoy!
The post Sensibly Speaking Podcast #271: Connecting Brains and Machines ft. Dr. Jonas Kaplan appeared first on The Sensibly Speaking Podcast.
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