In my book World After Capital, I open with a section on the duality of technology: since the days of inventing fire we can use technology for good and for bad. The technology itself simply broadens the space of what’s possible. We have to choose how we want to use it. Interfacing human brains to computers is another great example of this duality. Earlier this week Elon Musk launched Neuralink, a new company for brain interfaces to add to Kernel, which Bryan Johnson funded with $100 million l...