The Brain Computer Interface: A New Way to Understand Your Body

There are at least 42 people in the world now with brain computer implants, including a quadriplegic patient walking and an ALS patient typing by thinking about keystrokes. We're starting to see gender identity splinter into all sorts of different flavors and colors. If you have a toilet in your school that is for cyborgs, I don't know how I want to feel about that. But you can sort of see the extrapolation. That's kind of where we end up going.

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