Global Scans · Paranormal · Weekly Summary

• Neuralink is aiming to get the green light for its Telepathy device by 2029, targeting around 2,000 procedures a year and projecting $100 million in revenue. The American Bazaar
• Realistically, most people are waiting to see how much difference Telepathy and similar devices like Synchron, backed by Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, will make to people with disabilities. Mind Matters
• Firms would be better incentivized by so-called small catastrophes that necessitate innovation by threatening their very survival (such as Apple's near-death experience in the late 1990s) than by government support and subsidies. / USA University of Calgary
• Neuralink expects to generate $100 million in annual revenue, perform 2,000 surgeries a year, and gain U.S. regulatory approval for its Telepathy device by 2029. Quartz
• Neuralink expects to gain US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for Telepathy by 2029 and undertake 2,000 implantation procedures per year that are expected to generate $100m in annual revenue. Medical Device Network
• Precognitions may be far more common than is openly acknowledged as people hide their stories due to the fear of being seen as crazy. Daily Mail
• The facilitating communication claim could mean that Telepathy is meant to help paralyzed people communicate by way of typing on an external device, but it could also mean allowing telepathic communication between individuals with Neuralink implants. Wired
• Humans would perfect telepathy within 2025. Economic Times
• Although around a 10% improvement on the 80-85 percent electrode malfunction rate reported in Neuralink's first volunteer, it illustrates the immense hurdles still facing a technology Musk previously predicted will resemble telepathy in just a few years' time. Popular Science
• The potential for Neuralink to enable direct brain-to-brain communication or telepathy could revolutionize interpersonal relationships and society at large. WebProNews

Last updated: 22 June 2026