What if covid 19 was linked to Neuralink implementation.

Thread: WTF? Elon Musk says his new Neuralink brain chips could make human language obsolete within 5 years

Apes' Planet coming soon
Thread: Elon Musk's Neuralink implanted a chip into a monkey's brain and now he 'can play video games using his mind'

This kind of blew my mind

BTW guess why they called people bellow 23 yo generation Z (meaning last human generation)?

It may possibly be a 5g amplification “node”. Specifically the mRNA vax.

Dr. Charles Morgan on Psycho-Neurobiology, Transhumanism and War hawks merging mind with machine

If you thought that “trans-humanism” was the stuff of science fiction, think again. This lecture given at West Point no less, proves that the military-industrial complex is VERY interested in the idea and well on the way to merging mind with machine

This is the most mind boggling video I've ever seen!
Time for to see it and wake up before it's too late.

You can understand why top researchers are resigning from such projects.
Thread: High-Ranking Researcher Resigns From Google Artificial Intelligence Team

Charles Lieber worked on Neuralink.

“The mesh electronics can be precisely targeted to any brain region by syringe injection and forms a seamless and stable interface with neural tissue—because it behaves very much like the brain tissue we seek to study,” Lieber says. “Mesh electronics cause negligible damage or chronic immune response.” His group has shown that the mesh is stable in the brain and can record from individual neurons over many months ( [link to spectrum.ieee.org] nanowiresmonitormousebrainsformonths).
Hong adds that the mesh electronics can both record from and stimulate neurons, opening up a variety of medical applications. “It will provide transformative capabilities for treatment of neurological and neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases via deepbrain stimulation,” he says, “as well as providing nextgeneration brain computer interfaces.”



[link to cml.harvard.edu (secure)]

The specific specialty developed by Lieber and of possible strategic interest to DOD is “mesh technology at nano-scale.” A nano-scale mesh device offers considerable opportunities over rigid electrodes implanted in the human brain. “Lieber,” wrote one medical professional, “has made a huge difference with ultra-flexible mesh electronics, which promise to deliver what he calls ‘precision electronic medicine.’ These hardly activate an immune response, but remain very close to the cells they are intended to spy on.”

Lieber is one of the top scientists involved with Elon Musk in a rather secretive startup company called Neuralink. Musk has invested $100 million of his own money and raised another $58 million for Neuralink, which now has a staff of 90. The company is exploring brain machine interfaces, using what Musk calls “flexible threads” that have the potential of transferring a higher volume of data, according to a White Paper credited to Musk & Neuralink. The abstract notes that the system could include “as many as 3,072 electrodes per array distributed across 96 threads. The threads are 4 to 6 μm in width, which makes them considerably thinner than a human hair. In addition to developing the threads, Neuralink’s other big advance is a machine that automatically embeds them.”

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