Introduction of Nurality Token For Better Use Of Brain

Nurality token will be used to access the programs, applications and games which we shall be creating for neuralink and other neural implants.

Neural implants are chips which can be put into your brain to overcome many challenges which we face in our day to day life.

These applications can be into immersive and zero input lag gaming or helping those who are paralyzed or have hearing or vision loss and also your mental health and physical safety.

A neural implant is a device placed inside the body that interacts with neurons.
Neurons are cells that communicate in the language of electricity. They fire electrical impulses in particular patterns, kind of like Morse code. An implant is a human-made device that is placed inside the body via surgery or an injection.

When a neuron is activated, it fires an electrical impulse that can be recorded by an electrode.
A neural implant, then, is a device-typically an electrode of some kind-that's inserted into the body, comes into contact with tissues that contain neurons, and interacts with those neurons in some way.

With these devices, it's possible to record native neural activity, allowing researchers to observe the patterns by which healthy neural circuits communicate. Neural implants can also send pulses of electricity to neurons, overriding native firing patterns and forcing the neurons to communicate in a different way.

In other words, neural implants enable scientists to hack into the nervous system. Call it neuromodulation, electroceuticals, or bioelectronics-interventions involving neural implants have the potential to become tremendously powerful medical tools.

Consider the functions of the nervous system: It controls thinking, seeing, hearing, feeling, moving, and urinating, to name a few. It also controls many involuntary processes such as organ function and the body's inflammatory, respiratory, cardiovascular, and immune systems

"Anything that the nervous system does could be helped or healed by an electrically active intervention-if we knew how to do it," says Gene Civillico, a neuroscientist at the NIH, who runs the agency's peripheral nerve stimulation funding program SPARC.

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Neural implants are chips which can be put into your brain to overcome many challenges which we face in our day to day life.

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