Cartoon: No longer human

Marlena Reinshagen, Staff Writer • May 9, 2025

With the creation of the Neuralink chip, there have been ethical concerns and future advancements. The Neuralink chip has allowed for new brain advancements and a new world of development for people who are physically disabled. However, this leads to questions about what this could mean for people who will not necessarily use the chip for physical disabilities. This leads to questions about what this could mean for a future generation that could advance themselves with technological means. Technological advances, although they can advance the future of humans, can change the way a future generation and people may think and how they advance themselves. (Marlena Reinshagen)

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Marlena Reinshagen, Staff Writer

Marlena Reinshagen (Class of 2026) is in her junior year at Carlmont and is a Staff Writer for Scot Scoop. She loves writing about culture and art and spends a lot of her free time drawing. Outside of school, you can find her singing, drawing, and reading.

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