Scientists created a device that can controls nerve pain. “SEED is a tiny, seed-sized device (about 1.4 mm wide and 9 mm long) that can be injected through a normal needle next to a nerve to stimulate it wirelessly—no surgery, no battery inside the body, and no wires. It picks up energy and control signals from an external transmitter outside the body using gentle magnetic fields. The stimulation pattern is set externally, so the implant itself stays simple and passive. A spiral electrode design helps it activate the nerve along its length while limiting unwanted stimulation of nearby tissue. In lab tests and in rats (placed near the sciatic nerve), it produced clear muscle responses locked to the stimulation frequency and graded nerve activation after injection. It also shows up well on ultrasound and CT scans for placement and checking. It aims to offer a less invasive option between drugs or external stimulators and traditional implanted nerve stimulators. It is still early-stage (preclinical animal work); human trials have not been done yet”

Elon Musk recently replied to a post about an elderly woman who'd buy a Tesla today, if only she could read the screen 👀 His answer: "We will add a large font option to the UI." Tesla already has Standard and Large text. Now an even bigger size is coming 🔍 Leaked footage of the new setting 😂👵 Norway's grandmas are ready. Now give us FSD too 🇳🇴

Shop owners in France and Italy

Lol. He is coked out of his mind. #Zelensky

After watching what's happening in France... I want to TRIPLE ICE funding. I want thousands of agents: - In every city - At the polls - At the courthouses - At the border

"OH MY GOD!" Spectators react as a Tesla Roadster soars through the air, flipping above several parked vehicles during an unveiling event in Texas. The dramatic demonstration showcases the car's high-pressure air system, which is said to allow the Roadster to briefly leave the ground. The technology has yet to receive approval for public road use.

This is why France has fallen.👇

If Elon Musk hadn't purchased Twitter, we wouldn't have known that migrants were burning down Paris..

*TRUMP: IN PROCESS OF NEGOTIATING PEACE BETWEEN RUSSIA,UKRAINE *TRUMP: ZELENSKYY USING DIESEL REFINERIES IN RUSSIA AS A TARGET *TRUMP: ZELENSKYY DOESN’T WANT TO END THIS WAR *TRUMP: I WANT THIS WAR END

I support using the military to remove illegal aliens. Don’t France my AMERICA.

“We did it, George.”

Head on collision with dump truck and everyone survived!! Just another testimonial why Tesla is the safest car on the road.

To create crazy things u gotta be a little crazy :) it’s a good crazy :) We all need to learn from Elon to dream so big , that it looks crazy to even ourselves :)

Your brain doesn't care whether you practice piano or panic. It gets better at whatever you repeat. Spend hours rehearsing worst-case scenarios, and your mind gets very good at finding things to worry about.👇

An 80-year-old couple was robbed by the rioters in Paris last night. They had their phones, wallets and clothes stolen. They were left humiliated in just their underwear.

Mostly peaceful and totally organic student protests by people who are very clearly not students. This is the democrats vision for America as well. Don’t France our America.

When Elon Musk was a young guy living in Vancouver with almost no money, he walked into the employment office and asked for the best-paying job they had. It turned out to be $18 an hour to put on a hazmat suit, crawl through a narrow tunnel into a lumber mill boiler, and shovel out the hot, steaming sludge left inside. He later called it "a Dickensian steampunk nightmare," and honestly, that sounds about right. Around 30 people started that week, and by the end of it only 3 were still showing up. Elon was one of those 3. When people look at him today, they see the billionaire, but I see someone who was never too proud for the hardest, dirtiest work, and I think that says more about him than any number ever could.

When I arrived in Vancouver, he showed me his hazmat suit. It was scary. Then we left and flew to six major Canadian cities with nutritional science departments who could accept me for a PhD. Five said yes, Montreal said no as my French wasn’t good enough. The University of Toronto offered me a research officer position. I told them I would probably accept the offer from a South African University and will be returning in two years. However, while I was away, Tosca had sold my home in Johannesburg, so we moved to Toronto in two weeks. That story is in my new book, TIMELESS.