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Re:I was excited for Neuralink, then I watched the demo by mseidl on Tuesday September 01, 2020 @06:57AM (#24340416)
Also , which has been done for decades.
Re:I was excited for Neuralink, then I watched the demo by genidoi on Tuesday September 01, 2020 @07:06AM (#24340491)
...by governments motivated to have launchable nuclear weapons, not by private citizens creating profitable companies through venture capital. Reusable rockets put his companies work way ahead of government rocketry capabilities.
Re:I was excited for Neuralink, then I watched the demo by sidlls on Tuesday September 01, 2020 @07:11AM (#24340536)
What do you think Musk’s company relied on for their space program? The novel aspects of that company are a tiny blip on all the government-funded research incorporated into its launch and vehicle systems.

Saying a private company put that vehicle in space is technically true but also at the same time highly misleading.

Re:I was excited for Neuralink, then I watched the demo by genidoi on Tuesday September 01, 2020 @07:37AM (#24340676)
By the same logic no internet company has ever done anything more than a tiny blip of work compared to the accumulated effort of millions of scientists spanning many years that lead to mass produced GHz microprocessors.