[treme]

conceptually we had eletric cars since 1900. Doesn't mean much until someone improves it to mass market adoptable level and mass produce it like Elon did with TESLA.

It's silly to compare available tech from 90s from what's possible nowadays with 1000x + BCI bandwidth done with Neuralink

[kibwen]

To reiterate, the computer tech is not the bottleneck. I've made software for neuro research labs logging terabytes per day of data from rats. The hardware/wetware interface is not a problem you can solve by waiting for TSMC to scale to the next node.

[treme]

I'm eagerly awaiting you to break grounds, invest 100's of millions, hire top researchers in field and out compete Elon.

[Gud]

We had electric cars more than 100 years ago, actually.

[arcticbull]

Yeah, the electric cars predated gas cars. First prototypes were in the early 1800s.