He played video games by thinking about moving the mouse
Look ma, absolutely no hands. Paralyzed from the shoulders down, Noland Arbaugh had a microscopic chip surgically embedded directly into his motor cortex. The implant intercepts the electrical spikes of his neurons when he merely visualizes moving a hand, translating those literal brainwaves into Bluetooth commands. It allowed him to pull all-nighters playing Civilization VI entirely via telepathy.

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