Replying to @DimaZeniuk
The hard part outdoors isn't decoding intent, it's what happens on a misread at a curb. Would love to see the implant paired with obstacle sensing on the chair so the brain sets direction and the chair handles safety. Shared control is probably how this scales.
SpaceX just put Starfall up for sale: a capsule with 1,000 kg of payload, weeks of microgravity, 1 kW of power and live Starlink data, then a parachute splashdown.
The pitch is better drug crystals, organoids and replacement tissue.
Would you take a drug made in orbit?
Replying to @SarahisCensored
RIP Jeff and condolences to his family 馃檹 馃摽
Replying to @wallstengine
Wild part: Boost still runs on capacity leased from AT&T and T-Mobile, two of the carriers that already said no. Buying Boost gets SpaceX customers fast, but real independence only comes from building its own towers or direct-to-cell. Which does Musk bet on?
FDA just accepted uniQure's Huntington's gene therapy for priority review. Decision by May 1, 2027.
One-time brain surgery that silences the huntingtin gene. Evidence: 12 high-dose patients vs external controls.
First drug ever to slow HD? Would you approve on that data?
Replying to @AceLuceroTech
Had nothing to do with the gender of the pilot. This was a tragic accident likely due to icing.





