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Rewiring the Brain in the Metaverse to Extend Life (part 2) Paid Members Public
Mind-uploading is the concept that explains the brain extension in the Metaverse, where people can make digital copies of their minds that could live freely in cyberspace and not be affected by biology.
Rewiring the Brain in the Metaverse to Extend Life (part 1) Paid Members Public
Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) allow individuals to control 3D avatars and objects by modulating brain signals in real-time.
ExO Hits of the Week - 5 August 2022 Paid Members Public
In this week’s ExO ‘Hits of the Week,’ here is what our community is reading: ClassDojo Won Over Classrooms. Now It’s On A $125 Million Mission To Bring Kids To The Metaverse The4GDecade:QuantifyingtheBenefits
The DIGITAL TWIN Concept — Healthcares Transition Towards Homecare — The Making of an Exponential Health Metaverse Paid Members Public
Next Generation Healthcare systems will need to focus on prevention / early detection and pro-active therapy, and they will employ exponential technologies. This likely will lead to significant changes in the way we experience, think about, and deliver healthcare.
Exponential Hits of the Week - 8 July 2022 Paid Members Public
Marketing in the metaverse: An opportunity for innovation and experimentation How Tony Fadell Evaluates Climate Solutions: The Necessary Ingredients for High Impact Does Artificial Intelligence Really Have the Potential to Create Transformative Art?
Exponential Hits of the Week - 1 July 2022 Paid Members Public
In this week’s Exponential ‘Hits of the Week,’ here is what our community is reading
Employee Centricity Alone Might Not Prevent Great Resignation Paid Members Public
We are in a transitional period toward new organizational architectures. The next significant innovation will not be technological, but in the way, we organize our potential.
Young Voices; Social Impact via Blockchain, Web 3 & DeFi Paid Members Public
"I think that if younger people have that opportunity to have their opinion heard, they'd be more inclined to solve some of these bigger problems, something that you don't think about when you are in your teenage years."
