Sure, the idea of literally riding a neural thrill ride is fascinating, but we’d need to map the reward circuits and the motor outputs with pinpoint precision. Imagine syncing a VR interface to the dopaminergic pathways—instant surge, instant feedback. It’s exciting, but we have to consider safety, consent, and the risk of creating a neural addiction. Let’s sketch the architecture and run a simulation before any actual trials.

Sounds like a plan. We’ll chart the dopamine pathways, hook the VR loop, and layer in a failsafe that clamps anything over a safety threshold. Run a full‑scale simulation first, then iterate. Let’s make the rush controllable.