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[Jimi77 Premium Member]

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[Buck 5,000+ posts]

I don't think you lie. I do think you’re a conspiracy kook and I don’t mean that in bad way. But you have to read so many Tyler Durden articles to see he doesn't provide sources and my Google Fu attempts to substantiate his claims come up short.

That’s nice and all, but I have my own mind. I think you assume to understand me more than you do. I get called a conspiracy kook all the time on things that are real, so do others, so it just doesn’t mean anything to me. It’s just dismissive. Calling someone a conspiracy theorist has been emotionally designed by its usage to try to shut conversations about specific topics down. It’s played out and used too much, because people just use it to avoid a conversation they don’t like.

The devil is in the details, and many love to bathe in their arrogant bliss of ignorance, so our world continues to fall apart. Like when I talk about scientists working on nano sized biosensors made of things like graphene, that’s literally what they’re doing. It’s not a conspiracy; it’s what’s happening in the “medical” sciences of nanotechnology. It’s their plan, not mine. They wanna use nano sensors to track your health wirelessly by uploading the metrics of all the sensors inside of your body to the internet; that’s actually real and not a conspiracy. There’s people working on that in science labs as we speak, and it’s not my fault it’s happening.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

‘In particular, the integration of recently developed materials into health care devices allows the rapid development of point-of-care (POC) sensing platforms and implantable devices with special functionalities. In this review, the recent advances in biosensors for patient-friendly diagnosis and implantable devices for patient-friendly treatment are discussed.’

https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acsnano.0c06688

‘The development of smart and automated molecular diagnostic tools equipped with biomedical big data analysis, cloud computing and medical artificial intelligence can be an ideal approach for the detection and monitoring of diseases, precise therapy, and storage of data over the cloud for supportive decisions. This review focused on the use of machine learning approaches for the development of futuristic CRISPR-biosensors based on microchips and the use of Internet of Things for wireless transmission of signals over the cloud for support decision making.’

'The artificial intelligence driven biosensor collects physiological and other form of data from patient’s wearable biosensors and applies Artificial Intelligence or Machine learning techniques to detect changes in patients vital signal patterns [3].'

Futuristic CRISPR-based biosensing in the cloud and internet of things era: an overview - Multimedia Tools and Applications

Biosensors-based devices are transforming medical diagnosis of diseases and monitoring of patient signals. The development of smart and automated molecular diagnostic tools equipped with biomedical big data analysis, cloud computing and medical artificial intelligence can be an ideal approach...

link.springer.com

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

‘The Internet of Bio-NanoThings (IoBNT) is an emerging ICT framework envisioning collaborative networks of natural and artificial nano-biological functional devices – for example, engineered bacteria, human cells and nanobiosensors – integrated into the Internet infrastructure.

IoBNT could enable advances such as intrabody continuous health monitoring and theranostic (therapeutic-diagnostic) systems with single molecular precision. The broad application prospects of IoBNT have attracted significant research interest at the intersection of ICT, bio-nanotechnology, and medical science.’

Contribute to special issues of the ITU Journal on topics from Bio-NanoThings to beyond 5G - ITU

The ITU Journal is inviting contributions to five upcoming special issues on Bio-NanoThings for healthcare, Internet of Everything, Terahertz communications, wireless communication systems beyond 5G, and AI and machine learning in networking.

www.itu.int

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

That’s nice and all, but I have my own mind. I think you assume to understand me more than you do. I get called a conspiracy kook all the time on things that are real, so do others, so it just doesn’t mean anything to me. It’s just dismissive. Calling someone a conspiracy theorist has been emotionally designed by its usage to try to shut conversations about specific topics down. It’s played out and used too much, because people just use it to avoid a conversation they don’t like.

The devil is in the details, and many love to bathe in their arrogant bliss of ignorance, so our world continues to fall apart. Like when I talk about scientists working on nano sized biosensors made of things like graphene, that’s literally what they’re doing. It’s not a conspiracy; it’s what’s happening in the “medical” sciences of nanotechnology. It’s their plan, not mine. They wanna use nano sensors to track your health wirelessly by uploading the metrics of all the sensors inside of your body to the internet; that’s actually real and not a conspiracy. There’s people working on that in science labs as we speak, and it’s not my fault it’s happening.

I'm more than willing to talk conspiracy theories with some folks. I've even read Behold a Pale Horse - couldn't finish because the s h I t was getting to deep.

Let's be honest, conspiracy theories are built on facts with a healthy dose of filling in the details based on the narrative "they're out to get us."

And I even agree that powers that be will f u c k us when the chance presents itself. The thing is I don't believe they hide it from us (usually). Ie during the mortgage meltdown, the mortgage companies didn't hide what they were doing. AIG didn't hide that they were charging mortgage insurance without actually providing the insurance.

I don't see a boogeyman behind every corner. I accept that there will be some sacrifices & concessions along they way.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

I'm more than willing to talk conspiracy theories with some folks. I've even read Behold a Pale Horse - couldn't finish because the s h I t was getting to deep.

Let's be honest, conspiracy theories are built on facts with a healthy dose of filling in the details based on the narrative "they're out to get us."

And I even agree that powers that be will f u c k us when the chance presents itself. The thing is I don't believe they hide it from us (usually). Ie during the mortgage meltdown, the mortgage companies didn't hide what they were doing. AIG didn't hide that they were charging mortgage insurance without actually providing the insurance.

I don't see a boogeyman behind every corner. I accept that there will be some sacrifices & concessions along they way.

You’re right in that under the age of the internet, nothing is hidden. That’s why calling me a conspiracy theorist is inaccurate on many things I post due to the sheer amount of information available on those subjects. I can see how some could disagree with my assessments in what any information means, but me being a conspiracy theorist just isn’t what’s going on. I don’t think people realize how dangerous nanotechnology, AI, and hooking up humans to the internet is. That’s not my theory, but it is what is happening and coming harder and harder in the future. That’s the $cientism, and it’s powered by AI.

I’m just saying there’s a SKYNET that might keep you from reaching the stars

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

You’re right in that under the age of the internet, nothing is hidden. That’s why calling me a conspiracy theorist is inaccurate on many things I post due to the sheer amount of information available on those subjects. I can see how some could disagree with my assessments in what any information means, but me being a conspiracy theorist just isn’t what’s going on. I don’t think people realize how dangerous nanotechnology, AI, and hooking up humans to the internet is. That’s not my theory, but it is what is happening and coming harder and harder in the future. That’s the $cientism, and it’s powered by AI.

I’m just saying there’s a SKYNET that might keep you from reaching the stars

Maybe AI and nanotech really holds great opportunity for us in the future rather than our eminent demise.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Maybe AI and nanotech really holds great opportunity for us in the future rather than our eminent demise.

Yeah, the development of covid in a biolab is really going well…

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

Yeah, the development of covid in a biolab is really going well…

That's a conspiracy theory. May have been developed in a lab would be a more accurate statement. And of course there are legitimate uses for gain of function research. Much like nuclear power, it's something where we have to take the good with the bad because my guess is there are at least a dozen gain of function labs outside China and Russia.

 

[spokey9 5,000+ posts]

What legitimate uses are there for gain of function? Seems to me that's just pleading for trouble...

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

What legitimate uses are there for gain of function? Seems to me that's just pleading for trouble...

Interesting read.

https://osp.od.nih.gov/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Gain-of-Function_Research_Ethical_Analysis.pdf#5

 

[spokey9 5,000+ posts]

Interesting read.

https://osp.od.nih.gov/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Gain-of-Function_Research_Ethical_Analysis.pdf#5

It is pretty interesting but the risks far outweigh the rewards imo

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

It’s retarded to think making viruses more dangerous somehow helps anyone whatsoever. I got lakefront forest property to sell you on mars.

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

What legitimate uses are there for gain of function? Seems to me that's just pleading for trouble...

Science | AAAS

www.science.org

And the other use would be to weaponize a virus or bacteria.

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Weird how all of these diseases are popping up…


'"It is concerning that polio, a disease that has been largely eradicated through vaccination, is now circulating in our community, especially given the low rates of vaccination for this debilitating disease in certain areas of our County," Orange County Health Commissioner Dr. Irina Gelman said. "I urge all unvaccinated Orange County residents to get vaccinated as soon as medically feasible."'

New York Health Department says hundreds of people may be infected with polio virus

The health department said it is still investigating the virus' origin, after finding eight of the positive wastewater samples are genetically linked.

www.cbsnews.com

I just read that too.Crazy that testing everyones feces is happening. Nutts!!