HYBRID HUMANS / ROBOTS

A major agenda of the powers that be is to couple all of mankind to AI, to totally take priority over all human thought and reasoning and awareness to the point where people are no longer themselves, but preferably what AI makes them. 

Pretty sinister, right? But be mindful of this as they roll out these technologies 

Here’s the idea: They implant nanobots into humans through immunisation vaccines to read our thoughts and manipulate us.

What’s a nanobot? Okay, well they’re microscopic biocompatible machines designed to carry out specific tasks with great precision at the nanoscale. They’re roughly 50–100 nanometres in size, which is about one billionth of a mill. In other words, they’re too small to be seen with the naked eye or even conventional microscopes.

‘Hold on,’ you say, ‘They haven’t developed the technology to do something like that. All the scientists told us that during Covid.’ 

You think so? And you weren’t allowed to question them, right? You were told to ‘Trust the Science’ even though everything about science screams out for you to question it. If you’re not allowed to question science, then it’s not science at all, is it? It’s propaganda. In fact, ‘Trust the Science’ is the most anti-science statement ever. 

But we don’t have the technology to inject miniature biocompatible robots that wander through the capillaries of our brains and communicate with biological neurons, do we? Except for one little thing …. they’re already chipping dogs through vaccination, and they’ve been doing it for over 35 years. And it’s currently believed that 'biohybrid' nanobots could begin to inhabit our bodies by 2030 at the earliest. 

And if there's any word in the world that should scare you, it's biohybrid because it indicates compounds in your body that are made up of both biogenic (living organisms, life forms etc.) and non-biogenic substances. A combination of you and some kind of artificial components. 

But something that tiny couldn’t possibly read our thoughts and manipulate them …. could it? That would be like creating human beings with electronic modifications. Like someone who’s half human, half robot. A techno-organic being, if you like. A cyborg.

‘Nah,’ you say, ‘I’m not having that.’

Well okay, but there’s a system called Neuralink, and with Neuralink they're talking about redefining the frontiers of human potential. 

Well great. Except that's just sales-talk for tiny implants that are injected into you and contain fanatically-thin filaments with thousands of electrodes ..... embedded in you. 

They act like hypersensitive microphones, picking up the electrical whispers of the neurons as they fire off memos and bulletins all over your body. 

Now, of course, Neuralink can’t magically read your thoughts. At least not yet. It’s not sorcery. But Neuralink can certainly focus on the electrical chatter amidst your braincells, so your braincells would then be like tiny two-way radios persistently firing off smoke signals through electrical and chemical signals.

You see, you have an exclusive brain fingerprint, and once Neuralink has cracked the code, it can then unravel and decipher the elaborate electrical language of your brain into a digital code that a computer can penetrate and comprehend, and that’s where the magic sees the light of day. Unscrambled signals could then be sent wirelessly, allowing you to control external devices, such as your computer, simply by thought alone. Can you envisage wanting to check your email, and by focusing your thoughts on that action, the Neuralink structure translates those thoughts into a signal that unlocks your emails.

All tickety-boo, right?

Well, I’m not so sure. 

AI is far more sophisticated & far more menacing than the majority of people are aware of, and the lines between truth and legend, fantasy & reality, are becoming foggier and vaguer each and every month.

Elon Musk, known for his ground-breaking ventures, is the boy. He’s the driving force behind Neuralink. His vision for the future is one where humanity exists in harmony with technology, and Neuralink represents a considerable step towards that goal. Musk's intention, I’d like to think, is to improve lives and jostle the boundaries of human potential further, although I think there’d be some serious moral considerations around privacy. For instance, try and envision a world where half the town could read your thoughts  

But it’s all science-fiction, right? They’re never going to persuade people to have AI inserted into their body, are they? I mean, first of all people would have to be confused about what it is to be human and what it is to be a robot. No chance. Blimey, to accomplish that, they’d first of all have to confuse us as to what it means to be a boy or a girl. And they’d never be able to accomplish that, would they?  

….. and yet here we are with people identifying as cats, having a dozen or more different pronouns and bursting into tears every time they’re misgendered 

Remember, none of this is happening by accident

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