Reward_Antique t1_j2cs1pq wrote
I am just in awe of this... i have major nerve damage in my spinal cord and although I'm incredibly, like, incredibly lucky to be alive and mobile, I can't control my left hands fingers, i wonder is this would be something that would someday be appropriate for people like me...
Fire548 t1_j2ddd6v wrote
What do they do?
FeedMeACat t1_j2dma53 wrote
Try to seize the means of production.
Jkarofwild t1_j2dl1ht wrote
They just kinda sit there. They can't control them.
Reward_Antique t1_j2ee96r wrote
They lack strength and i can't control specifically my ring and pinkie on my left hand- they move, when i make a fist, etc, but just as an example, I took pottery lessons a few years ago hoping it would be a good and satisfying therapy, and it was! But, every time I was at the pottery wheel, trying to hollow out a form, you use one hand (dominant hand, my right) to push down and your other hand to push in at the side. Well, my two non-cooperative fingers on the left hand would flip right into and under the centered clay and splat the whole situation at speed into the workroom mirror haha
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Lovat69 t1_j2easqp wrote
The thing that killed all the monkeys? PASS.
JackRusselTerrorist t1_j2eynu7 wrote
There’s lots of medical advances you’re going to need to avoid.
DrMangosteen t1_j2e7yqi wrote
>Neuralink would help as well. It’s still in development though
Smashing X to doubt
aluked t1_j2e6xvl wrote
Just needs to kill a few dozen hundred apes more to get there.
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