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Brain-machine interfaces
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Michio Kaku predicts humanity will detect extraterrestrial signals within this century, leveraging the vast number of galaxies and stars.
Kaku suggests that future human-robot integration through 'brain net' could revolutionize communication by transmitting emotions and sensations.
Kaku argues that aging could be reversed by targeting genetic errors in mitochondria using CRISPR, potentially achieving immortality.
Quantum mechanics challenges the simulation hypothesis due to infinite possibilities, yet a finite universe could theoretically be simulated.
Terraforming Mars to support human life requires a 6-degree temperature increase to melt polar ice caps and release water vapor.
Voices on brain-machine interfaces
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At the frontier
Still unresolved
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The thinkers
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