After Neuralink, Max Hodak is building something stranger
Hodak suggests the concept of redefining the brain's boundaries to potentially encompass additional hemispheres, devices, or even groups of people.
MAIN POINTS
- Redefining brain boundaries could include more than the traditional two hemispheres.
- The concept may extend to integrating devices with the brain.
- It opens the possibility of including multiple people within one cognitive boundary.
- This idea challenges traditional notions of individual brain function.
TAKEAWAYS
- Brain boundaries are not fixed and can be conceptually expanded.
- Technology could play a role in extending cognitive capabilities.
- Collective cognition might be a future possibility.
- The traditional understanding of brain function is evolving.