there's somebody who was at the university of pennsylvania named lee sweeney and he made these things called arnold schwarzenegger mice. they got really big when he knocked out miles staten. he's been using this as a potential therapy for people with muscular dystrophy and then of course dopers got a hold of this and meatheads are getting ripped. so lee sweeney, in addition to pushing this and trying to push this is also a member of the world anti- doping society. when you look at something called intelligence, some people, there's thousands of genes that can be involved in combination with environment we don't necessarily have the computational power. there's a company in china called bgi and they have sequenced about a thousand people with high intelligence that have been trying to get to the bottom of it, but they are using supercomputers and it's only going to get easier as these technologies improve. that's one example of where we are and in terms of the brain, i looked at the most extreme example which is china understanding and decoding and imagining speech. there's people, it

so lee sweeney, in addition to pushing this and trying to push things into trial, is also a member of the world anti-doping authority. so that's an example of things we'll face, but when you hook at intelligence, some people -- you know, there's thousands of genes that can be involved and a combination with environment, and we don't necessarily have the computational power yet. there's a company that has sequenced about a thousand people with high intelligence and have have been trying to get to the bottom of it. but they're using supercomputers. but it's only going to get easier as we, as these technologies improve. so that's one example of where we are in that. and then in terms of the brain, i mean, i looked at the most extreme example is trying to understand and decode imagined speech. so you can -- there's people who, it seems like the ultimate challenge to me, there's people who are locked in, have lou gehrig's disease and have lost their ability to speak. there's a project that was funded by the u.s. military, there was a guy at the army research office who was a science fictio