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WTF is Neural Lace? & Should You Want It?
Ever heard of “neural lace” and immediately thought, “WTF is that?!” You’re not alone. It sounds like something straight out of a cyberpunk novel – a delicate, high-tech mesh that interfaces directly with your brain...
You see someone wearing a sleek, minimalist ring, and it doesn’t look like typical jewelry. Then they tell you it’s tracking their sleep, recovery, activity, and even body temperature with surprising accuracy...
So, you’ve heard whispers about Intermittent Fasting (IF). Maybe your tech-savvy friend mentioned it, or you saw some biohacker on a podcast raving about its benefits. Your first reaction might be, “WTF is Intermittent Fasting, and isn’t that just… starving yourself?”...
So, you’ve got a Raspberry Pi. Maybe it was a gift, maybe you bought it on a whim, or maybe you heard it’s a tiny computer capable of WTF-level wizardry. Now it’s sitting on your desk, looking deceptively simple...
A no-fluff, slightly suspicious directory of companies cooking up the next-gen hacks for your meat suit. We’re talkin’ neuro-nonsense, chip-in-your-wrist tech, wearables that track everything but your ex's location, and gear so weird you’ll wonder if it's legal (it probably is… mostly).
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