Neuralink patient: "I'm a husband, a patient, and someone who got another chance to be heard"
Kyrannio · x · 2026-09-19
Neuralink patient calls himself a cyborg
A Neuralink patient publicly thanked the company, describing himself not with grand tech narratives but simply as "a husband, a patient, and someone who got another chance to be heard." The post is a small but touching first-person data point on how brain-computer interface users actually frame their identity.
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