“I’m grateful because not only am I playing music like I always wanted, I’m also helping to develop some of the best technology for amputees.” - Jason Barnes Since he was young, Jason Barnes (@cybrnetx) has loved playing drums. This didn’t change when he lost his arm in an electrical accident at the age of 22. Almost a decade later, Jason’s passion has led to the co-creation of one of the world’s most advanced prosthetic limbs with TensorFlow. Learn more at the link in our bio. #GAAD #withusandforus 📷: @justinkaneps Justin is a photographer based in New York City. “Living with a disability myself, I can empathize with Jason’s story and relate to the way one must adapt to a world built for those without these differences. I admire Jason’s tenacity, and I’m honored to help tell his story.” [Image Description: Panel 1: Jason Barnes playing drums against a black backdrop. Panel 2: Jason Barnes in a classroom looking at a laptop. Panel 3: A closeup of Jason’s prosthetic arm with drumsticks on a wood table. Schematic drawings are on the wall in the background Panel 4: A portrait of Jason Barnes against a black backdrop. You can see his knuckle tattoos, which read, “life.”]