The future of the brain.....

I just read an article about a man that lives in Atlanta Georgia, his name is Phillip R. Kennedy.  He was the first neurosurgeon to implant a device into a human brain of a paralyzed man that would help him to communicate with a computer.  He was using a glass cone inserted into the brain at the motor cortex to help the person.  He lost his funding for his project because his first subject died, along with a couple more.  He was so dedicated to his project that he went to Belize in 2014 to have the electrodes inserted into his brain.  These electrodes then connected to the other components on the outside of the brain.  His main drive for this project is to help people that have lost the ability to communicate.  Most of the other researchers are trying to get the brain to communicate with an artificial limb.  Phillip Kennedy wants to crack the neural code for speech.  This process involves 100 different muscles.  He has also written a book 2051.  This book is about how our brains are transferred to a robot so that we can live on.  This is a continuance of his brain implants that entice the neural tissue to grow inside the glass electrodes.  There are many different experiments going on to support our future growth.  We will see.

LENS neurofeedback supports the brain to heal.  Without any outside apparatus.