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@endless_frank
Dude behind him is typing in his laptop telling the arm what to do. 😂😂😂jk
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Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
90% Engaged
86% Positive
Positive
86%
Negative
4%
Neutral
10%
Critical Perspectives
Community concerns and opposing viewpoints
1
Safety fears
Many replies mix jokes with genuine worry that the robotic arm could malfunction — people imagine it punching the wearer or even being misdirected to touch his eyes instead of feeding him.
2
Control and transparency
Several users question who’s operating the arm, noting a person with a laptop in the background and suggesting the demo may be remotely controlled rather than neurally driven.
3
Loss of human care
Some voices object to replacing a human caregiver, arguing that paralyzed people deserve real human touch and unconditional care, not machines.
4
Skepticism about the demo
Commenters find the setup bulky, ugly, and unconvincing — a staged or impractical presentation rather than a polished assistive device.
5
Humor and cultural jabs
Many replies respond with laughs, memes, and literary or pop-culture references, keeping the tone teasing as much as critical.
6
Controversial aside
A small thread endorses getting rid of nurses in care homes, a provocative stance that drew few likes but stands out for its aggressive tone.
R
@raghavvk
What if he gets a thought in his mind about that robotic arm feeding his eyes instead of his mouth? Will neuralink feed his eyes or his mouth? @elonmusk
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@LawOfAt27180945
What if it malfunctions and punches him in the face?
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Supporting Voices
Community members who agree with this perspective
1
Awe and astonishment
Replies brim with amazement—words like “incredible,” “mind‑blowing,” and “miracle” appear repeatedly, paired with shock emojis and applause. Many tweets read like a standing ovation for the demonstration.
2
Dignity and independence reclaimed
A recurring thread frames the moment as more than tech: it’s someone regaining autonomy by feeding themselves, which commenters describe as restoring choice, soul, and real human value.
3
Praise for Neuralink and Elon Musk
Numerous posts single out Neuralink and Elon, thanking them directly and crediting the team (and sometimes Musk personally) for life‑changing work.
4
Hope for scale and rapid rollout
Many ask “when will this be widespread?” and imagine thousands helped soon; expectations for quick adoption and transformative impact are high.
5
Technical curiosity and practicality questions
Users want details—who built the robotic arm, how delicate it is, whether it can handle tasks like turning book pages, and how AI integration might streamline commands.
6
Emotional gratitude and spiritual reactions
Several replies invoke blessings, divine thanks, and deeply emotional responses from caregivers and nurses who say the moment moved them to tears.
7
A few verification and skepticism notes
Scattered comments ask “is this true?” or express cautious disbelief, but they are far outnumbered by enthusiastic responses.
8
Speculation about future implications
Commenters imagine connections to robots like Optimus, “human 2.0” scenarios, expanded elderly care, and broader societal shifts as the technology improves.
C
@Contexto_Visual
This is one of those moments that quietly changes history. It’s not a demo, it’s dignity restored. When thought alone becomes action again, paralysis stops being a life sentence and starts becoming a solvable proble
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J
@Jamyies
Doing amazing work
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@aiktp_com
Incredible! How long till this is widespread? 🤯
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