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originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: Bigbossjock
PS, what is the "DIA"
originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: Bigbossjock
PS, what is the "DIA"
ose Delgado performed experiments using permanent brain implants in bulls, primates, and humans beginning in the 1950s, with extremely successful results. Neuroscience often ignores this chapter of its history, but it's worth taking a look at Delgado's successes, and his long term goals for manipulation of humans and society.
In 1970 the New York Times Magazine hailed him in a cover story as the “impassioned prophet of a new ‘psychocivilized society’ whose members would influence and alter their own mental functions.” The article added, though, that some of Delgado’s Yale colleagues saw “frightening potentials” in his work.
He implanted radio-equipped electrode
arrays, which he called “stimoceivers,”
in cats, monkeys, chimpanzees, gibbons,
bulls and even humans, and he showed
that he could control subjects’ minds and
bodies with the push of a button.
He described his results in more
than 500 peer-reviewed papers and in a
widely reviewed 1969 book, but these
are seldom cited by modern researchers.
In fact, some familiar with his early work
assume he died. But Delgado, who re-
cently moved with his wife, Caroline,
from Spain to San Diego, Calif., is very
much alive and well
Another subject, turning
his head from side to side in response to
stimulation, insisted he was doing so voluntarily, explaining, “I am looking for
my slippers.”
Delgado could also induce fear,
rage, lust, hilarity, garrulousness and
other reactions , some of them startling in
their intensity. In one experiment, Del-
gado and two collaborators at Harvard
University stimulated the temporal lobe
of a 21-year-old epileptic woman while
she was calmly playing a guitar; in re-
sponse, she flew into a rage and smashed
her guitar against a wall, narrowly miss-
ing a researcher’s head.
originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: Bedlam
Idk, apparently ATS hasn't covered this topic a whole lot in my time here (or my time lurking beforehand), if so I missed it somehow. thanks for the info
I am implanted with a stimoceiver. I was implanted by the DIA, and am daily controlled by CIA who work inside of the command center located inside of Shasta Dam. The command center is impressive, backside of the face wall, has a screen twenty floors high. A map of the world is shown on the screen with red dots projected upon it. Each red dot represents someone such as myself who has been "tagged". That term is for anyone who has an implanted with an RFID, Stimoceivers we are many.