Neural Dust: tiny wireless implants act as "electroceuticals" for your brain

In the near future, the experimental nano-drug Nexus can link humans together, mind to mind. Nexus by Ramez Naam

Awesome the cyberpunk future might still arrive in my lifetime.

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Sure.

As long as it arrives within… *checks clock* 5 months, 15 days, 12 hours, and 48 minutes.

http://www.countdowntotrump.com/

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US Customs and Border Protection reserves the right to read your mind at or near the United States border.

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This is reminiscent of how neuroprostheses work in Ghost in the Shell. Microscopic nanobot injection, they figure out where your brain is, go there and buddy up. They interface with each other and the nervous system, and enable stuff like synthetic telepathy, AR and VR. Direct connections between brains and the Internet. Remote control of devices. Better drivers for and control of other prosthetic parts.

Exciting times we’re living in.

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Wake me up when I can just down a shot of Nexus…

Naam even mentions the neural dust experiments in the epilogue of the last novel.

Edit: I see that I missed @Nicholas_Marshall’ reference to Nexus.

Popup in your visual field: “Would you like to schedule an upgrade to brain-windows 10 now? in 1 Hour? Remind me tomorrow?”

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A surface mount connected in “dead bug mode”. I though I was the only one left who used bodges like that.

so we’ll see zombies instead of trojans and viruses?

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Someone should tell Alex Jones it wasn’t a mosquito that bit him and let us know what happens next.

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For the purposes of this experiment, wouldn’t it make more sense for them to be seekrat?

The real worry is when they decide to implament a subscription model neural net.
Who wants brain 365?

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Anyone read this before.
http://will.tip.dhappy.org/revolution
(Learning to be me greg egan).

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