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originally posted by: Ektar
a reply to: Guyfriday
Hey sorry probably crazy & way out there, but seeing the mention of Fentanyl , Opium & etc
do you think these coming on strong at the moment & further could be a cover up for the neuro
brain implant chips when they go wrong? I mean just at the beginning of the roll out...they will
need an excuse when things go bad...just a thought.
Cheers
Ektar
a team of researchers led by Miguel Nicolelis at Duke announced they've managed to network animals' brains together, allowing the animals to perform tasks better together than they could individually, and creating what the team calls "brainets."
In one experiment demonstrating these "brainets," two or three monkeys were wired into the same robotic arm, and then asked to perform certain tasks. Completing the task got the monkeys rewarded with juice. The experiment found that when multiple monkeys were wired together, they were more successful than a monkey performing the task individually. Their thoughts didn't compete against each other—they seemed to enhance one another.
They synchronize their brains and they achieve the task by creating a superbrain–a structure that is the combination of three brains," says Nicolelis, speaking to New Scientist.
In an even more unnerving experiement, four rats had their brains directly networked "through direct brain-to-brain interfaces [that] could provide the core of a new type of computing device: an organic computer." After a series of training sessions, the researchers discovered that the four networked rats could perform certain tasks, like pattern recognition or predicting the weather, as well or better than individual rats.
Although several telepathy tests are currently being carried out in the Californian region, the best known and most advanced is undeniably the one led by Mary Lou Jepsen, former Facebook and Google executive and creator of a startup called Openwater. This genius has been working on the subject since 2016 and she’s made remarkable progress.
Jepsen enjoys great prestige in the technological world. One reason is that she owns more than 1,000 patents. In fact, she was the creator of the most popular laptop/notebook among children in developing countries. She achieved this via the *One Laptop per Child program.
The basic idea of Openwater is simple, yet extremely bold. It consists of reducing the size of an MRI machine until it can fit into a hat. It’s based on the idea that the infrared rays from this type of device allow us to study the functioning of neurons and the electrical flow with which they communicate.
Experts think that opening the door to reading the mind of one person means that, sooner or later, this will allow the reading of the minds of millions of individuals. There’s even talk of clouds capable of storing all the data.
There’s even talk of clouds capable of storing all the data.
The basic idea of Openwater is simple, yet extremely bold. It consists of reducing the size of an MRI machine until it can fit into a hat. It’s based on the idea that the infrared rays from this type of device allow us to study the functioning of neurons and the electrical flow with which they communicate.
originally posted by: cherokeetroy
They synchronize their brains and they achieve the task by creating a superbrain–a structure that is the combination of three brains," says Nicolelis, speaking to New Scientist.
originally posted by: nerbot
WE are a dying breed. Stay strong, Q uestion everything, and never let anyone stop us from revealing truths.
Joshua Schulte, the biggest leaker of secret info in CIA history, has been sentenced to 40 years in jail this week.
Schulte, 35, spilt loads of classified data to WikiLeaks, a site started by Julian Assange that shares secret papers. He let out secrets known as Vault 7 from the CIA which were so serious that prosecutors called it "some of the most heinous, brazen violations of the Espionage Act in American history," says ABC.
"The impact on the CIA was immediately catastrophic," federal prosecutors said. "The effect of the WikiLeaks Disclosure was a 'digital Pearl Harbor. We were dead in the water.'"
There was no altruistic motive behind Schulte’s leak, prosecutors said, instead arguing it was an act of revenge against superiors who had reassigned him, revoked some of his IT privileges and criticized him for increasingly obstreperous behavior.
Schulte was also convicted last September of possessing child pornography.
"Today, Joshua Schulte was rightly punished not only for his betrayal of our country, but for his substantial possession of horrific child pornographic material," FBI Assistant Director in Charge James Smith said in a statement following sentencing. "The severity of his actions is evident, and the sentence imposed reflects the magnitude of the disturbing and harmful threat posed by his criminal conduct."
The CIA believes Schulte put their staff, projects, and tools at risk, and just like a "digital Pearl Harbor" had left them "dead in the water." The 26 papers were first leaked on March 7, 2017. "The impact on the CIA was immediately catastrophic," said federal prosecutors. They also said he didn't leak for a good reason, but did it because he was mad at his bosses who had moved him, took away his computer stuff, and told him off for acting up.
In September 2023, Schulte was found guilty of having images of child abuse, as announced by the U.S. Department of Justice. He had over 3,000 secret files showing children being hurt on his computer. "Joshua Schulte has already been held accountable for endangering our nation's security, and today's verdict holds him accountable for endangering our nation's children as well," said U.S. Attorney Damian Williams.
Schulte could get another 30 years for these charges. He could have gotten life in prison for the spying charges. Court papers claim: "While living in Virginia in 2016, SCHULTE built a custom desktop computer, which he used to download and collect more than 15,000 images of child pornography and child erotica.
"SCHULTE stored his cache of child pornography in various encrypted locations on the computer. In or about November 2016, SCHULTE relocated to New York, New York, and transported his child pornography computer with him. While living in New York, New York, SCHULTE continued to stockpile child pornography from the dark web and Russian websites."
originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
HAPPY GROUNDHOG DAY
Perfect timing to revert to Julian Calendar?
Stuck on Feb 2nd for 11 days followed by continuing from Valentine's Day?