Ask HN: Should brain implants be available for everyone as a productivity boost?
Maybe using a computer just by thinking about it could improve productivity, especially if you can also use your hands at the same time.
In any case, I'm certainly not going to say that people shouldn't be able to do whatever they want to their own bodies, no matter how foolish I think it may be.
Even if you had no thoughts that you want to keep secret, many thoughts would not be relevant to the task at hand and could cause it to respond to things that you don't want to.
The mechanism to allow you to channel thoughts shouldn't make the HCI slower than other input types.
We need better ideas & tools to assist in problem solving.
Not invasive implants.