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Bryan Johnson
âAt Kernel  our primary aim is to develop technologies to understand and treat neurological diseases in new and exciting ways â  founder Bryan Johnson  said recently at a tech summit. âWe will then interpret the brainâs complex workings in order to create applications towards cognitive enhancement.â
 Johnson  says that the technology should be available for regular use within the next two decades. âI would expect in around 15-20 years we will have a sufficiently robust set of tools for the brain that we could pose any question we wanted â  he  said.
 He  listed examples of the possible applications for the microchips: âFor example  could I have a perfect memory? Could I delete my memories? Could I increase my rate of learning  could I have brain to brain communication?â
 Johnson  is the former founder of Braintree  a payment service provider that was acquired by PayPal in 2013 for $800 million.  Johnson  plunged $100 million of  his  own money into the Kernel project. Thus far  Kernel chips have tested on epilepsy patients to help prevent seizures.
âAt Kernel  our primary aim is to develop technologies to understand and treat neurological diseases in new and exciting ways â   [TGT] said recently at a tech summit. âWe will then interpret the brainâs complex workings in order to create applications towards cognitive enhancement.â
  [TGT] says that the technology should be available for regular use within the next two decades. âI would expect in around 15-20 years we will have a sufficiently robust set of tools for the brain that we could pose any question we wanted â  he  said.
 He  listed examples of the possible applications for the microchips: âFor example  could I have a perfect memory? Could I delete my memories? Could I increase my rate of learning  could I have brain to brain communication?â
  [TGT] is the former founder of Braintree  a payment service provider that was acquired by PayPal in 2013 for $800 million.   [TGT] plunged $100 million of   [TGT]   own money into the Kernel project. Thus far  Kernel chips have tested on epilepsy patients to help prevent seizures.