Stupid question, can Noland use Neuralink with his eyes closed? Today I saw an interview with a neurosurgeon who was asked about the recent advances of Neuralink. The neurosurgeon replied that despite not knowing all the details (which personally annoyed me a bit), in his opinion, Neuralink has to be linked to a eye movement. In other words, according to him, Noland doesn’t move the mouse with his thoughts, but the command is executed based primarily on the position of his eyes or his gaze. Regardless of this opinion, his response has sparked my curiosity: Can Noland move the mouse on his computer while his eyes are closed/blindfolded?
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