Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum

[Iconoclast]

So are they taking notes from the Gundam series regarding the mind being able to control remote weapons? This is some Newtype-level stuff that might sound out of place.

DARPA haven't really hidden anything. They have rather explicit descriptions of the tech they're looking for right on their site.

https://www.darpa.mil/program/our-research/darpa-and-the-brain-initiative

Brain-computer interfaces may sound more advanced than other types of cyborg tech, but they're actually the #1 foundational tech you need to make basically all other cyborg prosthetics useful. Cyborg eye replacements? Those need a BCI for optimum delivery of video data to the visual cortex. Prosthetic limbs? Without a BCI, you won't be able to control them like a real limb or receive touch feedback.

Faraday caged back-ups and EMP hardened critical assets.

And unlike a nuke EMP, there is no radioactive fallout to content with during the recovery.

A Carrington event would fuck up a lot of things in the short term, but not badly enough to actually stop the likes of the WEF. In fact a Carrington event may give them cover to try pulling worse shit, because they would never let a crisis like that go to waste, though the global comms loss from the sat network getting fried might slow them down initially.

A Carrington Event would turbo-fuck everything and kill billions of people over the course of several years. Imagine if, tomorrow, all cars, trucks, trains, planes, ships, smartphones, laptops, PCs, web servers, GPS sats, communications sats, point-of-sale systems, and farming equipment had all the electronics in them basically friggin' destroyed.

If there was a Carrington Event, people would be eating each other.

• What's the power source? Say you've got these teeny chips inside people's brains, what're they running off? They're too small for long-term batteries or shielding for radioisotope thermoelectric generators like pacemakers and it isn't like people would be regularly standing inside giant induction chargers.

No batteries. Constant beamed wireless power. A lot of people don’t realize this, but 5G base stations have phased-array antennas capable of beamforming and MIMO. They can localize a whole lot of energy in a specific point in 3D space, with enough accuracy to hit a head-sized target within a football field away from the base station. Doing this with far-field RF would be very inefficient and expose the brain to a ton of radiation, and it would require that nanomaterials self-assemble/aggregate into larger antennas in brain tissue to be able to pick up frequencies low enough to bypass water molecules in the brain.

Wireless and battery-free technologies for neuroengineering - Nature Biomedical Engineering

This Review Article discusses progress in the development of miniaturized and ultralightweight devices for neuroengineering that are wireless, battery-free and fully implantable.

www.nature.com

Battelle’s BrainSTORMS nanotransducers are meant to be powered by near-field induction; that is, resonant coupling. Just like a Wacom tablet or induction cooktop. However, they require that the subject wear a very conspicuous helmet that interfaces with the nanotransducers.

Magnetism Plays Key Roles in DARPA Research to Develop Brain-Machine Interface without Surgery - Magnetics Magazine

Some of the most exotic research involving magnetism is sponsored by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, known as DARPA. One of their programs, literally, boggles the mind as it delves into areas once [...]

magneticsmag.com

• How are they getting signals out? Again, tiny objects, no room for antenna of size sufficient to be of use and they're stuck in a mass of water and carbon compounds which will absorb radio waves and transmute them to heat.

From a distance? Probably not feasible, for the exact reason you cite. Such small devices would not have much output energy and transmission range. However, surreptitious one-way manipulation may be possible.

• How are they targeted to the right portion of the brain (or the brain at all for that matter)? They're particles freely drifting in the bloodstream. Even if they're capable of passing through the blood-brain barrier, they're not guided. Pulsing an electrical charge through one to activate neurons surrounding it could be activating neurons in any portion of the brain. This seems like mechanism for killing people with seizures, not a mind control device.

By permeabilizing the blood-brain barrier in a very precise location so most of the nanotransducers end up in specific brain regions.

The lead scientist on the BrainSTORMS program, Dr. Guarav Sharma, also worked on DTRA's Blood-Brain Barrier Program, the goal of which was to discover viruses, proteins, and peptides that interacted with and weakened the blood-brain barrier.

DTRA funded EcoHealth Alliance, Metabiota, and Labyrinth Global Health to the tune of millions of dollars.

Nigel Dodds: The Windsor Framework isn’t working. It is time for Mutual Enforcement. | USSA News | The Tea Party's Front Page.

Lord Dodds of Duncairn is the former leader of the Democratic Unionist Party The Report from the House of Lords Select Committee on the Protocol/Windsor Framework cuts through the hype and spin around the Government’s narrative on the Windsor Framework and analyses the facts behind Number 10’s...

ussanews.com

SARS-CoV-2 Spike, which generally attacks the vascular endothelium (of which the blood-brain barrier is merely a special variety of), also weakens and permeabilizes the blood-brain barrier through its interactions with ACE2 and RhoA:

SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein Disrupts Blood-Brain Barrier Integrity via RhoA Activation - PubMed

The SARS-CoV-2 spike protein has been shown to disrupt blood-brain barrier (BBB) function, but its pathogenic mechanism of action is unknown. Whether angiotensin converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), the viral binding site for SARS-CoV-2, contributes to the spike protein-induced barrier disruption also...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins disrupt the blood-brain barrier, new research shows

New research shows that the spike proteins that extrude from SARS-CoV-2 promote inflammatory responses on the endothelial cells that form the blood-brain barrier. The study shows that SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins can cause this barrier to become 'leaky,' potentially disrupting the delicate neural...

www.sciencedaily.com

The expression of ACE2 in the brain and BBB is heterogeneous; the highest expression is in the cardiorespiratory portions of the brain stem and the parts of the limbic system that involve the reward circuits and memory formation.

ACE2 expression in rat brain: Implications for COVID-19 associated neurological manifestations

We examined cell type-specific expression and distribution of rat brain angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), the receptor for SARS-CoV-2, in the ro…

www.sciencedirect.com

Penetrate the BBB at a specific point in the limbic system. Introduce the nanotransducers and wait for them to migrate to the target site and self-aggregate into larger structures. Stimulate them with RF. Now, you have someone's emotions under your direct control. Perfect if you're trying to genocide people and keep them from resisting.

Activate their nucleus accumbens enough, pump enough fake reward into their reward pathways, and they won't care that their neighbors are dying of cancer.

• What's the point? Normies already carry their phones everywhere for tracking and can already be effortlessly brainwashed to believe anything the media says without requiring servitorization and the dissidents the corporatocracy would like to track and mind-control would be too paranoid to get the vaccination in the first place.

They fully expected everyone to take the vaccine.

 

[BlackDragon98]

His entire bookshelf is actually available in declassified files:

Bin Laden's Bookshelf

Bin Ladin Bookshelf declassified

www.dni.gov

November 2017 Release of Abbottabad Compound Material

www.cia.gov

These were some of the English language books he had:



Bin Laden took great interest in what analysts and think tanks had written about Al-Qaeda and kept a library of various political science and conspiracy theory tomes, from Noam Chomsky to Michael friggin' Ruppert.

That's if you believe it was Bin Laden they killed in that compound.

Bastard was a CIA asset since the late 80s.

He masterminded 9/11, but it was on the orders of Bush and the CIA.

The problem is, they have thought of this, here's their solution to the "free-willed human guards will turn on us if we create the dystopia we want" "problem".

Robot dogs now have sniper rifles

In a Thursday Instagram post, SWORD International called the robot “Warfighters best friend.”

nypost.com

Better get my EMPs and Molotovs ready.

DARPA haven't really hidden anything. They have rather explicit descriptions of the tech they're looking for right on their site.

https://www.darpa.mil/program/our-research/darpa-and-the-brain-initiative

Brain-computer interfaces may sound more advanced than other types of cyborg tech, but they're actually the #1 foundational tech you need to make basically all other cyborg prosthetics useful. Cyborg eye replacements? Those need a BCI for optimum delivery of video data to the visual cortex. Prosthetic limbs? Without a BCI, you won't be able to control them like a real limb or receive touch feedback.



A Carrington Event would turbo-fuck everything and kill billions of people over the course of several years. Imagine if, tomorrow, all cars, trucks, trains, planes, ships, smartphones, laptops, PCs, web servers, GPS sats, communications sats, point-of-sale systems, and farming equipment had all the electronics in them basically friggin' destroyed.

If there was a Carrington Event, people would be eating each other.




No batteries. Constant beamed wireless power. A lot of people don’t realize this, but 5G base stations have phased-array antennas capable of beamforming and MIMO. They can localize a whole lot of energy in a specific point in 3D space, with enough accuracy to hit a head-sized target within a football field away from the base station. Doing this with far-field RF would be very inefficient and expose the brain to a ton of radiation, and it would require that nanomaterials self-assemble/aggregate into larger antennas in brain tissue to be able to pick up frequencies low enough to bypass water molecules in the brain.

Wireless and battery-free technologies for neuroengineering - Nature Biomedical Engineering

This Review Article discusses progress in the development of miniaturized and ultralightweight devices for neuroengineering that are wireless, battery-free and fully implantable.

www.nature.com

Battelle’s BrainSTORMS nanotransducers are meant to be powered by near-field induction; that is, resonant coupling. Just like a Wacom tablet or induction cooktop. However, they require that the subject wear a very conspicuous helmet that interfaces with the nanotransducers.

Magnetism Plays Key Roles in DARPA Research to Develop Brain-Machine Interface without Surgery - Magnetics Magazine

Some of the most exotic research involving magnetism is sponsored by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, known as DARPA. One of their programs, literally, boggles the mind as it delves into areas once [...]

magneticsmag.com

From a distance? Probably not feasible, for the exact reason you cite. Such small devices would not have much output energy and transmission range. However, surreptitious one-way manipulation may be possible.



By permeabilizing the blood-brain barrier in a very precise location so most of the nanotransducers end up in specific brain regions.

The lead scientist on the BrainSTORMS program, Dr. Guarav Sharma, also worked on DTRA's Blood-Brain Barrier Program, the goal of which was to discover viruses, proteins, and peptides that interacted with and weakened the blood-brain barrier.

DTRA funded EcoHealth Alliance, Metabiota, and Labyrinth Global Health to the tune of millions of dollars.

Nigel Dodds: The Windsor Framework isn’t working. It is time for Mutual Enforcement. | USSA News | The Tea Party's Front Page.

Lord Dodds of Duncairn is the former leader of the Democratic Unionist Party The Report from the House of Lords Select Committee on the Protocol/Windsor Framework cuts through the hype and spin around the Government’s narrative on the Windsor Framework and analyses the facts behind Number 10’s...

ussanews.com

SARS-CoV-2 Spike, which generally attacks the vascular endothelium (of which the blood-brain barrier is merely a special variety of), also weakens and permeabilizes the blood-brain barrier through its interactions with ACE2 and RhoA:

SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein Disrupts Blood-Brain Barrier Integrity via RhoA Activation - PubMed

The SARS-CoV-2 spike protein has been shown to disrupt blood-brain barrier (BBB) function, but its pathogenic mechanism of action is unknown. Whether angiotensin converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), the viral binding site for SARS-CoV-2, contributes to the spike protein-induced barrier disruption also...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins disrupt the blood-brain barrier, new research shows

New research shows that the spike proteins that extrude from SARS-CoV-2 promote inflammatory responses on the endothelial cells that form the blood-brain barrier. The study shows that SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins can cause this barrier to become 'leaky,' potentially disrupting the delicate neural...

www.sciencedaily.com

The expression of ACE2 in the brain and BBB is heterogeneous; the highest expression is in the cardiorespiratory portions of the brain stem and the parts of the limbic system that involve the reward circuits and memory formation.

ACE2 expression in rat brain: Implications for COVID-19 associated neurological manifestations

We examined cell type-specific expression and distribution of rat brain angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), the receptor for SARS-CoV-2, in the ro…

www.sciencedirect.com

Penetrate the BBB at a specific point in the limbic system. Introduce the nanotransducers and wait for them to migrate to the target site and self-aggregate into larger structures. Stimulate them with RF. Now, you have someone's emotions under your direct control. Perfect if you're trying to genocide people and keep them from resisting.

Activate their nucleus accumbens enough, pump enough fake reward into their reward pathways, and they won't care that their neighbors are dying of cancer.



They fully expected everyone to take the vaccine.

Took the vaccine (both mrna types) and I completely regret doing it.

However, I've already planned out how I'm going to go.

With a big helluva bang.

Take as many cabalists and their minions with me to Hell as I can.

 

[LordsFire]

Imagine a future in which capitalism makes being cybernetically augmented the new minimum standard for employment like collage degrees today. Nobody will hire anyone with merely baseline human capabilities because the cyborgs will be legitimately more capable and therefore, more profitable.

As a sci-fi writer who actually does his research, this line of reasoning gets so old.

Cybernetics do not work like that.

Implanting something in somebody's body without doing serious harm is difficult and expensive. Designing something that can stay in there for any duration is expensive.

There is nothing that we can make right now, or is even on the horizon, that can do what the human body does as well as it does, much less to a greater degree, as a surgically-implanted replacement. It would be orders of magnitude cheaper to just use powered exoskeletons instead of cybernetic 'enhancement.'

The foundational technology, to build the technology, to build the technology, to build the technology, does not even exist to do these things.

This is functionally magic that you are talking about. It does not exist, is not close to existing, is not even close to being close to existing.


Integrating man and machine is a captivating fictional idea, but is no closer to happening as an improvement than it was forty years ago when the idea was popularized in the 1980's. We have the beginnings of cybernetics that operate as partially-functional replacements to lost appendages, much better than a 'hook hand' or similar, but still nowhere near on the level of flesh and bone.


Now, employing or installing a crude, debilitating 'kill switch' that can cripple or kill someone on command? That can absolutely be done, if you don't care much about how much negative effect it has on the subject. It's also clear that there are people out there amoral enough to actually do such a thing. Even in that case though, a bomb collar would do the same job much more cheaply.

Shadowrun or Cyberpunk are still completely in the realm of fiction, and most of the knowledge about attempting such things gained in the mean time, is that it's all far, far harder than people had thought it would be 40 years ago.

 

[Morphic Tide]

Designing something that can stay in there for any duration is expensive.

Actually the design work is very cheap and easy. The problem is that it needs manufactured to rather extreme tolerances and have no exposed surface off the whitelist of "Shit The Immune System Will Ignore", or else... The immune system will respond. Leading to horrific inflammation.

 

[Blasterbot]

Actually the design work is very cheap and easy. The problem is that it needs manufactured to rather extreme tolerances and have no exposed surface off the whitelist of "Shit The Immune System Will Ignore", or else... The immune system will respond. Leading to horrific inflammation.

so actually not something we can do at this time.

 

[Morphic Tide]

so actually not something we can do at this time.

No, we can, we just don't have any remotely common use-case for moving parts. Pacemakers need this to work properly, after all, and it's also seen in bolting bones back together and restorative joint replacements. Occasionally dental work, when replacing the entire tooth. It's all static plating currently, not motors.

 

[Blasterbot]

No, we can, we just don't have any remotely common use-case for moving parts. Pacemakers need this to work properly, after all, and it's also seen in bolting bones back together and restorative joint replacements. Occasionally dental work, when replacing the entire tooth. It's all static plating currently, not motors.

don't pace makers have to be replaced semi regularly? most joint replacements I've heard of also need a replacement after a decade or so. can't speak on dental work.

 

[Bassoe]

Needing regular replacement is a feature not a bug, it means getting to bill everyone for new surgeries on a fairly regular basis and murder dissidents entirely legally by being a private company refusing service.

 

[SchrodingersWehraboo]

What are you going to do about it?

 

[DarthOne]

 

[TheRomanSlayer]

I am not sure if I have the stomach to watch what is essentially a shit show of a discussion. Electronic pills shoved down MY throat, as discussed by these globalist types? They’re not human anymore if they’re advocating for such crap.

 

[Terthna]

I am not sure if I have the stomach to watch what is essentially a shit show of a discussion. Electronic pills shoved down MY throat, as discussed by these globalist types? They’re not human anymore if they’re advocating for such crap.

In their hearts, they believe themselves our masters.

 

[Cherico]

In their hearts, they believe themselves our masters.

Just because some one belives a thing it doesn't mean its not a delusion.

Huberis has destroyed far stronger and more powerful then them.

 

[Agent23]

Here is a lovely video on the so-called elites.
As we have discussed previously, and as Martyanov agrees, the elites are not necessarily evil, they are just morons.

 

[Typhonis]

A child once claimed that he was suffering from Afluenzeza and thus not responsible for his actions. Could that be it? These idiots haven't had to bust their asses to get where they are. Have had golden parachutes and silver safety nets all of their lives. To the point where they just cannot connect with the common man anymore?

 

[Captain X]

I am past the point of assuming stupidity with these people.

 

[Agent23]

A child once claimed that he was suffering from Afluenzeza and thus not responsible for his actions. Could that be it? These idiots haven't had to bust their asses to get where they are. Have had golden parachutes and silver safety nets all of their lives. To the point where they just cannot connect with the common man anymore?

They are what Taleb calls IYI, or Intellectuals yet idiots.
Oh, some are self-serving and Machiavellian, sure, but ultimately they, too live in bubbles and are morons.

 

[The Immortal Watch Dog]

don't pace makers have to be replaced semi regularly? most joint replacements I've heard of also need a replacement after a decade or so. can't speak on dental work.

Semi regularly in this case being every decade and change IIRC.

I am past the point of assuming stupidity with these people.

Oh they're dumb alright, the difference between say a Comanche or a Mongol tell people "Stay there, I forgot my sword/rifle/knife in your house while I was raping your wife to death..I'll kill you momentarily" and some dumb Eurotrash drug dealer turned pharmabro going "We will poison you with trackaz" is that the people who stayed put when those guys said "dun run away I'ma kill ya later" tended to stay put because they knew if they ran, the outcome wouldn't just be worse for them but everyone.

These idiots, did so much damage in such a short time, that not obeying them, defying them and going the step further and setting up your own parallel shit is that you know they wont do a damn thing momentarily, its a lot safer, its a lot more lucrative and they've eroded their powers to a point where all they can really do is seethe at you and send effete journalist swine to write hit pieces.

Their boycotts don't even work, their usurer allies are becoming so terrified of bank runs and worse (For them.) that they're starting to cuck to populist public pressure and the like. I think the truly evil ones died out over the last three decades, we're just dealing with a bunch of carrion eaters coasting on inertia.

And that always runs out eventually.

The problem is assuming that just because they're dumb that they aren't astoundingly dangerous. Them being gigantic fucking insulated tards actually makes more lethal than their predecessors. Because at least those dudes understood basic "don't shit where you eat" logic, these dudes? Like I said in another thread, confuse sewer processing plants for picnic areas. There's nothing more dangerous than a meddlesome, flailing imbecile.

Fortunately they tend to burn themselves out rather fast.

Unfortunately, they tend to do a lot of damage on the way out.

 

[Agent23]

The Prisoner is a great warning against Globalism and conformism, IMO.

 

[DarthOne]