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Anyone familiar with scientist and inventor extraordinaire Elon Musk knows that he has some visionary ideas for the future.
For example, his Hyperloop transport system, which will be able to move people and cargo at speeds of unto 800 mph, could revolutionize transportation. He is also the founder of Space X, the company behind building interplanetary rockets that will, according to Musk, transport everything required to build a colony on Mars. His reusable interplanetary transport system (ITS) will move 100 people at a time to the off-world base once it is ready for occupation.
The latest creation from Elon Musk is the one that should have you worried.
If you thought the Apple Watch was a bit much, wait until you hear about this.
The next creation from Musk is "Neural Lace," a computer interface implanted directly into the human brain. As one example, it could allow users to connect to the internet merely by thinking about it.