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[@JudyCraigDexterME]

Love the way this was produced!!! and the content was great too!

[@brownhippy]

I want the entire segment

[@Mooooty]

Your first rookie mistake....ordering an abomination of a pizza from Domino's!

[@goldielocksposition]

"Legs are wonderful "

[@princenicholasherrman2347]

I mean thats pretty easy to just move cursor around on screen browsing internet. Go further with this. You wont even have to look at screen if it worked like that. A simple thought of what you wanted to look up on internet should show up in your mind depending on what wanted to do.... yeah. Talking to yourself inside your head is cool and the device knows what you are saying to yourself like reading a book silently as if you are in school? Crazy being able to do this normally from birth.

[@ronniebishop2496]

Good vibrations.

[@blinktwiceforyes4820]

Now we just need to communicate with each other

[@princenicholasherrman2347]

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[@stevenm7211]

I wish I was smart.

[@jedibattlemasterkos]

1:06 NO! NO! I MEANT IT AS A JOKE! NOOOOO

[@RobertHoffmann]

Glad somone is gonna try and bring "subvocal speech" to the masses, this tech is from 10 years ago, but sorta got overlookd as speech recognition and compting power was not quite what it's now ..you could also miniaturize/hide it and reporters and politicans or anyone could discretely ask questions and get answers back over the earpiece ..or hook it up to google/siri/alexa ^^

[@thejokester2906]

This is awesome I have my own ideas as well

[@Bage1Bite5]

It looks like a small Augma from SAO

[@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177]

Awesome

[@brunomigel8]

I do apologize i know this groundbreaking stuff for the disable and thank you guys in MIT for developing it. But that producer is gorgeous, again not the point but i had to say it.

[@LouisianaGatorGirl]

Thought crime police here we come!

[@deborahmclean2209]

Watching this 8/04/19 after 2 mass shootings El Paso and Dayton..now this is what makes America great and always did..would love to see these men and women develop an application to disable mental illness and firing a gun.󾓦

[@ceciliab2277]

Woww...this is amazing but at the same time scary....mind readers??? I better whatch out for what I'm thinking....haha

[@SecureYourHacks]

it reads only subvocalization . i made a video to explain how it works.

[@princenicholasherrman2347]

I trust the Govt. lol It is scary to think about that. But to know you arent the only one thats like this. Who would be blocking the channels to talk to others? There are others? VIP??? This would be the biggest test of your life. Im pretty sure Id pass this test too.

[@cybersurfer3768]

This is awsome🤤🤤🤤

[@craigcollinsjr]

Wow

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

Fine, all of this is extremely praiseworthy, and undoubtedly...well deserving of huzzahs. But, as a person now aged 70, and not suffering from dementia, AD or memory loss, I note YET AGAIN that 'young people" are favored, and encouraged. Whereas, the wisdom and achievements of those over 60+ are ignored, or simply brushed aside, as if they had no value - did not matter. Why not allow the grey haired folks a seat at the table? I see serious flaws in all this: example - I was speaking to one Millenial about the death of JFK. And you know what she said? "yes, that plane crash was horrible..he was such a handsome young guy, and I think his wife was pregnant.." WTF? I always remembered that, signifying some major cluelessness on the part of young techies, regardless of how many 'thought activated' devices they are able to invent, or tweak. Technological advancement without a real human, discerning intelligence is high gloss, not much more..

[@LeyenaZoey]

You do know one of the Kennedy’s died in a planecrash? On route to Martha’s Vineyard. He might have misunderstood you.

[@rosskambel6758]

That's not the problem of the millennials, but the education system. It no longer stimulates learning, finding answers, knowledge. It favors passing tests(by any means necessary), it favors being popular or being good at sports. I'm a millennial, I'm not an US citizen, but it do know about the death of JFK.

[@rosskambel6758]

Possible, but if you're talking about JFK, I do not see where the mix-up comes from. There are a lot of Kennedys but I'd reckon only one bears these initials...

[@joemama-fx4ig]

you do know that these students are advised by professors who are mostly 50-60 right? come on, did you even go to ANY college?

[@icwiz]

The achievements of the older generations are not brushed aside, we use them everyday. New is novel, thats all. Its not some new thing either. Its just part of modern civilization.

[@YouTuber-xk3xp]

*The same 60 minutes, which covered H1B visa abuse being used to displace American tech workers, is now covering an Indian student from India who took away a spot from American student in an American University. Shame on 60 minutes, you have given up on Americans on fight against H1B visa abuse. It could have been an American student doing what that Indian kid is doing, but that opportunity are being given to foreigners by our universities rather than our own citizens.*

[@PresidentialWinner]

It's a win if the world is made better, no matter who makes it.

[@utlonghornj013]

@@PresidentialWinner Amen, brother! AMEN!

[@anantkumar1245]

It's a competition of Idea, only hard workers deserve MIT, if you want to send him to India then he'll make India as the supreme in Tech 😂then there's no super power US tomorrow! USA is super power by bright immi not by dumb locals! Why don't they do this!