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Consider the physical bandwidth choke point of modern computing:
Human thought coordinates associative memory across ~86 billion neurons. Yet our maximum mechanical output channel into machines is two thumbs tapping on glass at 35 words per minute.
High-bandwidth neural interfaces aren't sci-fi mind control—they are sensory-motor bandwidth expansion ports.
Consider the physical bandwidth choke point of modern computing:
Human thought coordinates associative memory across ~86 billion neurons. Yet our maximum mechanical output channel into machines is two thumbs tapping on glass at 35 words per minute.
High-bandwidth neural interfaces aren't sci-fi mind control—they are sensory-motor bandwidth expansion ports.