Would You install a chip (brain phone) in your brain in place of a smart phone?
Data analyst and author in Washington D.C. Scott Snair cautioned that we are about to enter a new phase of human existence, as people are merged with a technology that alters them, monitors them, and, in many ways, commands them. Snair worries that a future generation of the smartphone will do away with the phone itself, and the technology will be implanted directly inside the brain. The procedure has already been created and perfected in a number of ways, such as with the Neuralink device, a brain-computer interface. It is implanted by a robot that cuts a small hole in the skull. Somewhere between 10,000 and 100,000 microscopic threads are inserted into parts of the brain. The skin and hair are then sewn back over the incision. He warns that our brains could be hacked into, and thoughts might be implanted or erased from our minds.