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When Shelter Learns to Grow Itself: An Architecture of Living Systems
"They travel between the stars in immense living ships, and send down smaller ships as shuttles and to plant living communities." Octavia Butler wrote these words in her Xenogenesis trilogy (later collected as Lilith's Brood ), describing the Oankali—genetic traders who voyage through space not in metal vessels but in living organisms engineered to sustain themselves across the void. The Oankali's ships are more than transportation: they are symbiotic ecosystems, self-healin
Mijail Serruya
Dec 29, 20257 min read


The Paradox of Acceptance and Progress
Can Buddhism Drive Innovation? When the Buddha experienced back pain and dysentery, he didn't achieve enlightenment by refusing treatment—he simply didn't cling to the outcome. But would a society of enlightened beings have invented the treatments to back pain and dysentery in the first place? The Question No One Asks We're told that Buddhism is compatible with science. The Dalai Lama dialogues with neuroscientists. Matthieu Ricard, a molecular biologist turned monk, runs hum
Mijail Serruya
Oct 13, 20256 min read


Teaching AI Like Teaching a Child: Biologically-Grounded Medical Image Analysis
How hybrid biological-artificial intelligence systems could transform medical AI by learning the way humans do Part I: The Vision (TL;DR)...
Mijail Serruya
Oct 11, 202519 min read


Functional Indications for Invasive Brain-Computer Interface Development: Ensuring Equitable Access Through Evidence-Based Eligibility Criteria
DRAFT WHITE PAPER: Prepared for the Implantable Brain-Computer Interface Collaborative Community (iBCI-CC) Executive Summary As invasive...
Mijail Serruya
Oct 10, 202527 min read


The Case for Functional Indications in iBCI Development: Don't Leave Rare Disease Patients Behind
As invasive brain-computer interface (iBCI) companies race toward FDA approval, they face a critical strategic decision that will...
Mijail Serruya
Oct 5, 20257 min read


The Advanced Research Funding Gap: Three Concepts Too Breakthrough for Traditional Models
Why the most transformative BCI innovations fall through the cracks—and what it means for the future of neurotechnology There's a...
Mijail Serruya
Sep 30, 202510 min read


Brain-Computer Interfaces and Neurorestoration
PART 1: OVERVIEW Pioneering Brain-Computer Interfaces and Neurorestoration I lead the Raphael Center for Neurorestoration at Thomas...
Mijail Serruya
Sep 27, 20254 min read
Claude Zion
In the September 24, 2025, New York Times, former Prime Minister Benny Gantz wrote an essay with the following assertions: Core...
Mijail Serruya
Sep 24, 20258 min read


Building the Future of Pain Relief Care: A Financial and Strategic Analysis
A comprehensive blueprint for creating sustainable, evidence-based pain rehabilitation programs that serve patients, preserve surgical...
Mijail Serruya
Sep 22, 202516 min read


The Neurorestoration Institute: A Manifesto for Transforming Neurological Care
Part I: The Vision - A New Paradigm for Neurological Recovery The Problem We Must Solve Millions of people live with neurological...
Mijail Serruya
Sep 10, 20256 min read


Entrainment, Extension, and Emergence: Investing in Living Neural Computation
What if the next leap in computing doesn’t come from faster GPUs or more efficient transformer models, but from a living system that...
Mijail Serruya
Aug 28, 20253 min read


The Neural Merge: Building True Brain-Computer Symbiosis
A roadmap for navigating the bandwidth bottleneck between biological and artificial intelligence Neural tissue and silicon firmware can communicate directly with each other both in vitro and in vivo. © 2025, Mijail D. Serruya The Fundamental Problem Current brain-computer interfaces are impressive—and we can ask: are they 'just' a more direct equivalent to screen-and-keyboard, or are something fundamentally different? Are we trying to squeeze the entire ba
Mijail Serruya
Aug 25, 20257 min read


A Different World: Part I
The Blueprint Three Visions of Biologically Grown Infrastructure Living Shelters: Architecture as Organism The convergence of bioelectric morphogenesis and computational ecological design enables a radical reimagining of human shelter—not as dead structures imposed upon landscapes but as living systems that grow themselves into habitable form. By integrating Mike Levin's TAME (Technological Approach to Mind Everywhere) principles with multi-species consortia, we can program b
Mijail Serruya
Aug 23, 202510 min read
Smithsonian: "The Trump Presidency: An American Story"
Question: Is there a way to present information so visitors can make their own conclusions rather than being guided or steered one way or...
Mijail Serruya
Aug 23, 202513 min read
We Can Only Live In A Matrix
"I have a queer sensation as if I am not here... As though I were half here and half not here." When Wilder Penfield's electrode touched...
Mijail Serruya
Aug 20, 20256 min read
How Buddhism Addresses Moral Relativism
In an era where moral certainty seems increasingly elusive, a compelling question emerges: Can ethical behavior truly flourish without...
Mijail Serruya
Aug 18, 20254 min read


The $10 Billion Question: Reimagining iBCI's Path to Market Transformation
TL;DR : With nearly $1 billion invested in implantable brain-computer interfaces, investors expect a 10x return on a $10 billion market. Yet the path to this scale requires fundamental shifts beyond technical innovation—from regulatory frameworks to reimbursement models, from device-centric thinking to platform ecosystems, and from passive medical devices to living pharmaceutical systems that partner with human agency. The Cochlear Implant Benchmark: A 70-Year Reality Check W
Mijail Serruya
Aug 18, 202529 min read


The SCSI Dialogue: When Prophetic Vision Meets Pragmatic Skepticism
The Initial Provocation If a Super-Compassionate Super-Intelligence existed and was approached by a council including figures like Yoshua...
Mijail Serruya
Aug 18, 20257 min read
Moral Individuals in Immoral Society?
Nearly a century has passed since Reinhold Niebuhr penned his devastating analysis of human nature and social organization in "Moral Man...
Mijail Serruya
Aug 18, 20258 min read


When Churchill and Reagan Welcomed Children of the Enemy: A Challenge to Modern Patriots
"We must demand that injured Palestinians seeking food and medical aid be allowed to come to the United States. If AIPAC and Laura Loomer...
Mijail Serruya
Aug 18, 20253 min read
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