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Development is moving so rapidly that you can’t keep up with everything 
Recently, I watched an American science-fiction film, “Alien” (2024).
A very long time ago, I watched the very first installment with interest.
Classic science fiction.
While watching it, I had the thought that robots are what we have lost.
Robots are capable of sharing experience instantly and immediately.
For example, a robot learns something—and at once all the robots (say, a million robots) know it too.
Endless evolution!
For a human being to pass on their experience, for example to their children, it takes decades.
But for robots, it’s instantaneous!
In one second, all the robots already know it too and immediately act in accordance with that knowledge.
I have already told you this story. I’ll briefly tell it again.
A scientist from Japan conducted an experiment.
He trained monkeys on one island to knock fruit down with a stick.
On another island, very far from the first, the monkeys somehow (they had not been trained) also began knocking fruit down with sticks.
How they found out, no one knows!
The Japanese scientist could not explain it because he did not identify the cause.
This merely proves that people are capable of it too.
Yes, there is something like the Internet today that resembles this.
But it isn’t the same.
Now, back to new technologies.
Right now—RIGHT NOW—human techno-evolution is taking place.
Microchips are being implanted in the brain to connect people to the Internet.
This is being done by Neuralink, if I’m not mistaken.
This is precisely what I said about robots.
These people (with implanted elements in their brains) will be able to receive information from one another instantly and become a single whole.
Yes, this is not happening yet.
But it is already close.
And for Neuralink, this is their mission: connecting computers and humans.
Essentially, for now, this is only being done with people with disabilities, for example, people who are paralyzed.
But they are already here!
They have already entered the global network through their brains.
Naturally, their brains have been augmented with a microchip for this purpose.
Recently, I watched an American science-fiction film, “Alien” (2024).
A very long time ago, I watched the very first installment with interest.
Classic science fiction.
While watching it, I had the thought that robots are what we have lost.
Robots are capable of sharing experience instantly and immediately.
For example, a robot learns something—and at once all the robots (say, a million robots) know it too.
Endless evolution!
For a human being to pass on their experience, for example to their children, it takes decades.
But for robots, it’s instantaneous!
In one second, all the robots already know it too and immediately act in accordance with that knowledge.
I have already told you this story. I’ll briefly tell it again.
A scientist from Japan conducted an experiment.
He trained monkeys on one island to knock fruit down with a stick.
On another island, very far from the first, the monkeys somehow (they had not been trained) also began knocking fruit down with sticks.
How they found out, no one knows!
The Japanese scientist could not explain it because he did not identify the cause.
This merely proves that people are capable of it too.
Yes, there is something like the Internet today that resembles this.
But it isn’t the same.
Now, back to new technologies.
Right now—RIGHT NOW—human techno-evolution is taking place.
Microchips are being implanted in the brain to connect people to the Internet.
This is being done by Neuralink, if I’m not mistaken.
This is precisely what I said about robots.
These people (with implanted elements in their brains) will be able to receive information from one another instantly and become a single whole.
Yes, this is not happening yet.
But it is already close.
And for Neuralink, this is their mission: connecting computers and humans.
Essentially, for now, this is only being done with people with disabilities, for example, people who are paralyzed.
But they are already here!
They have already entered the global network through their brains.
Naturally, their brains have been augmented with a microchip for this purpose.
or when touching something suddenly gives you an electric shock 
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