Noah’s got it figured out.
“Who > What”
🚨 Neuralink just delivered one of its most emotional breakthroughs yet
Terry, diagnosed with ALS in 2024, is now speaking again using only his thoughts.
The implant translates brain signals into words, with Grok Voice restoring his own natural voice.
Watching him hear himself speak again is incredibly powerful.
This is what restoring human connection looks like. Truly life-changing. As found.
No idea how this is remotely possible, but I’m here for it 👀
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Hopefully, in a few years, we will be able to shunt signals from the motor and sensory areas of the brain to the limbs and enable people to use their hands and walk again
Wishing for a neighboring community to experience a natural disaster again is something I didn’t expect to see today… what in the world?
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Kaylee Powers is not only my friend, but someone whose perspective I deeply value. She’s lived through a lot, faced obstacles that could have defined her, and came through the other side transformed.
Sit Down with us for the newest episode! 🎙️
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I’ve always prided myself on being a good judge of character. And when I look at Coach Doege, I see a man who loves my son the way a father hopes someone will.
When he got hired, Winnona and I actually met him before Noah did. We walked out of that meeting, and knew. He and Noah were the same person.
Being the parent of a quarterback is something you can’t fully explain. You feel every snap. Every mistake. Every bit of praise and blame. You watch your son carry the weight, and you carry it with him. I see that same weight in Coach.
Watch him late in a game. When the outcome is finally decided and the camera finds him, you can literally see him exhale. That’s a feeling I know all too well. He’s right there with Noah, living every snap. He played the position. He understands the pressure. But the amount he cares… that’s the difference
Coach, the sacrifices you, Abi and Leighton make so our son can chase his dreams are things our family can never fully repay. We know every hour you give Noah is time your family shares with ours. We see it, and we’re grateful.
On top of all that, the man is a football genius. Why wouldn’t any QB in America want to learn from someone who understands the game at that level and loves you that deeply
You set the standard for the coach and the man I want my son around.
Love you Coach @mrsFeef
Seth Doege begged USC to take a chance on Noah Fifita. When Arizona called, he jumped.
I went inside the brotherhood between legendary passers that transformed Arizona football.
“He saved my football career.”
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Arizona head coach Brent Brennan bought 1,000 tickets for local nonprofits and charities and youth football organizations to attend the Iowa State game.
After the game, Brennan walked into Dirtbag's and bought around 300 shots (a $2,000 tab) for Arizona fans and then walked out.
Amazing stuff. Man of the people.
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100 years ago today, Bear Down became more than a saying.
It became a standard.
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Don’t be surprised if Arizona messes around and wins the Big 12, it’s worth a flier 👀
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This is one hell of a quote from UCLA HC Bob Chesney on practice
“The leading cause of success is well managed failure”
Chesney understands that the old saying “perfect practice makes perfect” is 100% false, and that a certain amount of failing in practice is what makes you
Improve. If you don’t fail, you don’t have to problem solve, and Football is a game of problem solving
So many coaches don’t fully grasp this concept and I am now even more impressed with Chesney than I already was. UCLA got an absolute stud
New episode is live 🎙️
I’m sharing how I got the opportunity to pursue the 2028 Paralympics, what it took to say yes, and what comes next.
Sometimes you don’t know the dream until you’re given the opportunity to chase it.
YouTube link:
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