Brain Over Menu: Scrambled eggs and existential fear? Not anymore! BCI breakfast revolution from MIT researchers replaces phone struggles. Their brainwave-reading technology lets disabled people use robotic arms to grab a fork and order food. Tech writer Daniel Reitberg calls this a brain-computer interface game-changer. Though early, it sets the door for a future when technology smoothly blends with human ideas. Imagine using a mental command to cook, control the thermostat, or write emails without lifting a finger. Though still in progress, MIT's invention might make breakfast and beyond mind-controlled.