What's the point of designing such brain implants as everybody can train to lucid dream ? It makes no sense.
1 year ago | 5
I don't understand. On past books you said we don't need these things, only our will. What's happening to you?
1 year ago | 1
I like your work but this is absurd. And why are you only testing it on disabled people? Please don't go down this road if you want to retain any credibility.
1 year ago | 5
Sorry, Michael, but this is absolutely not ethical. When you test it on yourself, or on people, who decided, to do it of their own free will, ok. But doing this on animals or on humans, who are mental disabled, is wrong and you would do them an injustice. Please, do not act unscrupulous! Please listen to your conscience! Please show reverence for the lives of others! Love, Forest.
1 year ago | 0
Michael Raduga
Next year, we will start testing our brain implants for lucid dreaming on animals and disabled individuals. Gradually, these technologies will become simple and safe, opening doors to parallel worlds and changing our perception of life.
Readiness: 50%
Release: 2025-2026
Our Californian company, REMspace, will close its first investment round this month. Only large investors will be involved afterward and at significantly higher share prices. If you want to catch the last train, contact raduga@remspace.net
1 year ago | [YT] | 19