Nick Wray @Telepath_8

Any BCI experiences shared are my own. Your results may vary. I'm a brilliant idiot, a xennial, and a user of the Oxford comma. 😎 Be good, do good. Joined July 2025

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Nick Wray @Telepath_8

4 weeks ago

@elonmusk I just uploaded a 525 page pdf of my entire chatgpt conversation history, asked Grok to pull all of the content relevant to my Consciousness Individuation Hypothesis, and asked it to familiarize itself with the theory so we could continue working on it. A minute later I was…

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Nick Wray @Telepath_8

a month ago

Y’ALL! Almost 5,000 of you FIVE THOUSAND! And not ONE single person called out my absolutely glaring typo! I think that might be true love and probably something about the meaning of life. I guess what I’m trying to say is, watch out for deer. -My name Nick

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Nick Wray @Telepath_8

a month ago

Just a quick point of clarification, I did not drop/release a song. I slapped together a four bar beat, so there's not a name for it. I didn't even save the file when I closed it. But more song-like things are in the future. Probably even a whole song someday maybe! Much love. Be…

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Nick Wray @Telepath_8

a month ago

People have been asking to see a clip of me using my BCI. So here's a little clip of me throwing together the simplest of beats with Logic Pro. It's been five years since I have used this software regularly, and frankly I'm out of practice, there have been a lot of updates, and…

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

@cgallaty @SpiritAirlines @Telepath_8 I agree. It would be ideal if @Telepath_8 could travel and stay in his chair, like he does in his van or on buses or metros. Unfortunately airplane isles are so narrow that not even a manual wheelchair can fit down the aisle.

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

@optoomistic @Telepath_8 @SpiritAirlines @neuralink Flying with a quadriplegic and a power wheelchair is challenging. If @Telepath_8’s chair gets laid on its side it can destroy the wheelchair and we’d be screwed. They’re insanely expensive and he can’t just use another one, his is built and tailored for his body and needs.

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

@optoomistic @Telepath_8 @SpiritAirlines @neuralink It’s the only airline that meets the requirements for @Telepath_8 to be able to fly with his power wheelchair to Miami. We have to have a direct flight on a plane that has cargo doors tall enough to load his wheelchair and keep it upright, to lesson the chance of damage.

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

@SpiritAirlines How exactly are you going to help at this point when you have already ignored the Airline Passengers with Disabilities Bill of Rights and @Telepath_8 is in enough pain that he has had to take pain meds and the flight was delayed so he is spending more time in the seat?

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

@Telepath_8 respectfully declined @SpiritAirlines offer and asked them again just to get the plane full of people into the air. They ignored him again until he loudly stated “I DO NOT CONSENT” three times. And they still looked to me for confirmation as though he had no autonomy.

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

The transfer in and out of a @SpiritAirlines seat is always uncomfortable, time consuming and risky. It is easy to injure a quadriplegic in such a tight space. Moving @Telepath_8 back onto the hard isle chair to place his seat cushion just wasn’t a possibility at that point.

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

@SpiritAirlines once again ignored @Telepath_8’s request and spent another 15 minutes discussing the issue and finally agreed that it was legally ok for him to use his medical device during take off and landing and said that they would call for the accessibility staff to return.

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

The accessibility crew transferred @Telepath_8 into his @SpiritAirlines seat without his cushion and left. He told the crew that at this point we were beyond being able to wait for a decision about his cushion and to just get the plane in the air to limit his time in the seat.

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

@Telepath_8 is one of the smartest most competent people I know. And that’s saying something, the talent at @neuralink is outstanding. Just because he has ALS does not mean that he doesn’t have the right to make his own decisions @SpiritAirlines

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

@SpiritAirlines informed me that they didn’t have any problem with @Telepath_8 sitting on his medically necessary seat cushion during the flight, just not for take off and landing. How am I supposed to transfer a quadriplegic out of his seat to place his cushion by myself?

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

Eventually @Telepath_8 was in so much pain from the hard @SpiritAirlines isle chair he insisted on being transferred to the airplane seat and told staff he would rather deal with the uncomfortable airplane seat and risk pressure sores than be in pain and holding up the flight.

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

The @SpiritAirlines staff disregarded @Telepath_8’s choice and turned to ME to ask if it was okay to move him, as if he couldn’t make his own decision because he is disabled.

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alexia sloan @lexihonorlove

a month ago

@SpiritAirlines claimed that it was a safety risk for him to sit on his medical device even though they are legally required to make accommodations. @Telepath_8 and I both offered to sign waivers, if they would just let him off of the unpadded isle seat as he was in pain.