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Neuralink gave me a lot of hope where none existed before. I used to think it was impossible but now I could see a realistic path to full dive. Some of the first uses for Neuralink will be to treat blindness supposedly. Once you have that you also essentially have a perfect headset built into your brain. You could also control your character easily enough with thought just like an extension of your body. They pretty much already showed that in their pig models. Neither of those things are outside the scope of the device in it's current form. Granted this would make for a ghost like/dream like experience but still not really that far out and really if you can write to the visual cortex why couldn't you also put sensation into the brain? That couldn't be that much more difficult than pumping in images.