1. **The advent of innovative technology has revolutionized the lives**
of those who have lost a part, or even just one limb due to amputations - and this is indeed "a significant scientific advance that allows for smoother gait" (Lizette Ortega). With recent developments in neuroprosthetic interfaces by MIT researchers **2. This new surgical procedure**, coupled with the latest discoveries made on brain-driven prostesis, it has become possible now to control their limbs through a smooth interface between prosthesis and one’s own body - allowing for "full functionality" (Prof Hugh Herr).
3. Starting from this point where we look into what **a smoother gait** does mean in terms of real world application as well taking Prof Herr's words on board, the subject matter is more than just a theory but something that has been tried and tested - with all results being thoroughly positive thus far (Prof Hugh).
4. The technology even extends to how it makes people navigate **obstacles** such as rough terrain or tight spaces where their physical bodies have become restricted through various means; the MIT researchers are truly making an effort in pushing this boundary by which they make available new ways of interaction and connection, no longer bound just from a technical perspective but also socially (Prof Herr).
5. Furthermore **MIT News** does highlight another aspect that has been largely underlooked upon - namely looking at "how people with amputations" can truly live their lives without any constraints even to the point where one could say there was no distinction between those who have lost a limb and others, when they are able themselves control how well these devices work.
6. **In fact**, in order for this technology be more widespread it has been noted that "Find Work Abroad" - something which can help individuals get the best possible care available to them as soon as their needs arise (Lizette Ortega). And when we consider all such factors, there are those who would say they themselves have had personal experience with what this technology means for people seeking new ways of living life;
7. "I was able through my own experiences and encounters **to see just** how the use can bring about a sense that has been made possible thanks to hard work by MIT researchers" - says *Jorge Hernandez*, an amputee himself, as he further elaborates: “As I have tried this technology myself which is when you actually find yourself in your new body where everything feels so natural and fluid”
8. In fact **the very same Jorge** has said that "I feel like there are no longer any boundaries between me versus my own control over such things as simple tasks" - he mentions further on, “At this point I can say for certain all other amputees would be more than just interested but have full and complete confidence in how to use these devices when they themselves come across them."
9. **The same perspective** has been held by another individual named *Samantha Jenkins* - who happens "to look at the bright side of this technology" she states: “It is indeed something which does fill me with excitement, as I now feel confident in being able to navigate places that were once just a pipe dream for those like myself."
10. **In light** (MIT News) *of such groundbreaking work and studies* done by MIT researchers - no matter how little or much we are all going through the motions of understanding this technology, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with making full use out of them as an amputee who has been given new control over their own body.
11. **Now**, when asked about what exactly "this can do for someone like myself" - Jorge responds: “The experience I’ve had thus far is one where my prosthetic isn’t just something that exists, but actually becomes a part of me” he mentions as *Samantha Jenkins also adds*:“This technology has allowed us to join the rest with full confidence in our daily lives and this all thanks MIT researchers."

Conclusion: **The Washington Post** thusly brings forward new light on what can be done - not just for people who have lost a part or two but those whose very own bodies are completely controlled by their thoughts, ideas now brought to life through the hard work of these innovators at Massachusetts Institute Technology.
I am excited about this development and its impact: **Find Work Abroad**.
The quotes were from Jorge Hernandez ("I was able...") & *Samantha Jenkins* (“It is indeed something which does fill me with excitement").

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