Can you even imagine how anyone involved felt?!? The exultation and relief of the researchers when they not only didn't accidentally kill their patient but fixed him, the mind-blowing reality that he can move again as it sinks into the patient's brain.... !!!! I cry about every overwhelming emotion, good or bad, and I don't think I'd be able to stop crying for weeks.
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We can rebuild him, we have the technology.
Its Deus Ex time
I ~~never~~ asked for this
This is 100% fucking amazing.
It’s straight up sci-fi movie level awesome.
Dude and if that room-temp superconductor is practical, we're getting some crazy stuff in the next decade.
wake me up in 2077
Wakes up to a world on fire.
This is fine...
I’m here for it