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17 febrero, 2016

If You Don’t Know What #DARPA Is, You Should Probably Read This

Jake Anderson

(ANTIMEDIA) In many ways, DARPA (the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency) is the engine of the military-industrial complex, the heart at the center of the Pentagon that keeps America in constant state of weapons innovation and defense spending. Even before the attacks of September 11, 2001, DARPA kept defense contractors lining their pockets; in our post 9/11 surveillance state, DARPA sits at the nexus of corporate war profits, national security, and military innovation.

Cloaked in clandestine secrecy, DARPA has been called the “Oh God Why” branch of the Department of Defense. In the fiscal year of 2015, their requested budget was $2.91 billion, which doesn’t include classified

27 agosto, 2015

Lo que el #Mundo Sabe del #HAARP es Sólo la Punta del #Iceberg.

Fotos de un fenómeno extraño en olas marinas.

NOTE LOS PATRONES CUADRICULADOS Y CON FORMAS. 


US Air Force / Michael Kleiman

Uno de los proyectos científicos más controvertidos y enigmáticos de los últimos tiempos que ha dado

26 abril, 2014

Human Microchip Implants

The Mark: 
Scientist Claims Human Microchip Implants 
Will Become “Not Optional”
 

And he causes all, the small and the great, and the rich and the poor, and the free men and the slaves, to be given a mark on their right hand or on their forehead, and he provides that no one will be able to buy or to sell, except the one who has the mark, either the name of the beast or the number of his name.…
Revelations 13:16-17

Technologies designed specifically to track and monitor human beings have been in development for at least two decades.

Continue reading:

Is choice lost? 
Microchips to administer drugs, replace pills


According to reports from CNN, people who use pharmaceutical drugs, but who don't like having to remember, think, exercise their personal agency, or make their own proactive choices throughout their day, may soon be able to get their medications automatically administered via an implanted chip.

Continue reading: 

The truly appalling Regina Dugan 
(‘Ex’ DARPA, yeah, right, now Google) 
describes the planned stepping stones 
to mass human microchipping

14 febrero, 2014

The Bilderberg Plan to Eliminate Humanity

The Bilderberg plan to obliterate humanity
(Photo: Intellihub News/Shepard Ambellas)
By Dave Hodges

(INTELLIHUB) — I recently interviewed Daniel Estulin the author of what will be the newest best seller, TransEvolution: The Coming Age of Human Deconstruction.
Estulin wrote the book based largely on a Bilderberg white paper which was smuggled to him by a Bilderberg insider. The document was filled with information which spelled the end of the human race as we know it.

Hollywood Prepares the American Public for the Inevitable
Hollywood has made millions on movies like The Terminator, Blade Runner, and RoboCob, just to name a few. In fact, Robocop is being re-released in the next several weeks. Estulin states that cyborgs or man-machines are the future in a post-human world. Yes, you read that correctly, we could soon find ourselves living in a post-human world.
You may be familiar with the new TV series on FOX called Almost Human where one of the main characters is a cyborg cop. We could see such an interaction between nonhuman and morphed humans in the near future (i.e. Robocop).

Rules for Thee but Not for Me
In the future of transevolution we will be witnessing a literal fountain of youth, which will result from becoming a cyborg as it will soon be possible to purchase immortality in the future. However, everyone except the super elite will be banned from purchasing this literal fountain of youth.
Your existence, my common brethren, will be similar to what movie goers saw in the Summer of 2013 in the movie, Man of Steel. In the opening 30 minutes of the movie, it was revealed that every resident of Krypton had certain genes “turned on” and certain genes “turned off”. And everyone from Krypton, except for Superman, had been artificially bred for specific purposes. This is what humanity is quickly moving towards and unless you are the elite, you will be bred, dumbed down if needed, to serve a purpose for the global elite.

The Purpose for the Destruction of the Global Economy
Estulin mentioned that the wholesale destruction of the world’s economy is not an accident, nor is it a miscalculation or the result of political shenanigans. This destruction is being done on purpose, absolutely on purpose. Estulin revealed that his Bilderberg insider told him that the slave masters on this planet want to collapse the economy, force people into the stack and pack cities of mega millions and then exterminate most of humanity.
Estulin and I explored the methods that the super elite may use to exterminate 90% of all people on this planet. We both agreed that starvation is the most likely candidate. Starvation is a clean method of killing, it is quick and it would leave the planet in good shape for the global elite to establish their paradise on Earth.
Some of my readers and listeners have asked me about why I am so opposed to Agenda 21 and devote so much time fighting against it? To these and all others, I answer that forcing humanity to forsake rural and suburban living and move into the soon-to-be death traps of these mega cities, is very consistent with the tenets of Agenda 21 (i.e. Earth First).

Monsanto: The Great Satan of Food Production

14 diciembre, 2013

Google Purchase Boston Dynamics


http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/14/technology/google-adds-to-its-menagerie-of-robots.html?_r=2&
 By JOHN MARKOFF

Google Adds to Its Menagerie of Robots

Boston Dynamics’ four-legged robot named WildCat can gallop at high speeds.

Google confirmed on Friday that it had completed the acquisition of Boston Dynamics, an engineering company that has designed mobile research robots for the Pentagon. The company, based in Waltham, Mass., has gained an international reputation for machines that walk with an uncanny sense of balance and even — cheetahlike — run faster than the fastest humans.
It is the eighth robotics company that Google has acquired in the last half-year. Executives at the Internet giant are circumspect about what exactly they plan to do with their robot collection. But Boston Dynamics and its animal kingdom-themed machines bring significant cachet to Google’s robotic efforts, which are being led by Andy Rubin, the Google executive who spearheaded the development of Android, the world’s most widely used smartphone software.
The deal is also the clearest indication yet that Google is intent on building a new class of autonomous systems that might do anything from warehouse work to package delivery and even elder care.
Boston Dynamics was founded in 1992 by Marc Raibert, a former professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. It has not sold robots commercially, but has pushed the limits of mobile and off-road robotics technology, mostly for Pentagon clients like the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa. Early on, the company also did consulting work for Sony on consumer robots like the Aibo robotic dog.
Boston Dynamics’ walking robots have a reputation for being extraordinarily agile, able to walk over rough terrain and handle surfaces that in some cases are challenging even for humans.

A robot named BigDog, which can walk over rough terrain, can also stay upright in response to a well-placed human kick.

01 noviembre, 2013

DARPA developing implant to monitor brainwaves in real time

http://www.danielestulin.com

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has launched a US$70 million project to develop an implant to monitor neuronal activity in a bid to improve the mental health of soldiers and veterans.
There is a high incidence of mental illness among soldiers compared with the general population — in fact, one in nine medical discharges is because of mental illness. This is not surprising — if you ask people to do and see horrific things, it’s going to mess with their heads in pretty significant ways.

DARPA is seeking to understand more about how the brain works in the hope of developing effective therapies for troops and veterans. It has announced a new project called the Systems-Based Neurotechnology for Emerging Therapies (SUBNETS).

SUBNETS is inspired by Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS), a surgical treatment that involves implanting a brain pacemaker in the patient’s skull to interfere with brain activity to help with symptoms of diseases like epilepsy and Parkinson’s. DARPA’s device will be similar, but rather than targeting one specific symptom, it will be able to monitor and analyse data in real time and issue a specific intervention according to brain activity.

“If SUBNETS is successful, it will advance neuropsychiatry beyond the realm of dialogue-driven observations and resultant trial and error and into the realm of therapy driven by quantifiable characteristics of neural state,” DARPA program manager Justin Sanchez said. “SUBNETS is a push toward innovative, informed and precise neurotechnological therapy to produce major improvements in quality of life for service members and veterans who have very few options with existing therapies. These are patients for whom current medical understanding of diseases like chronic pain or fatigue, unmanageable depression or severe post-traumatic stress disorder can’t provide meaningful relief.”

DARPA will collate data from volunteers seeking treatment for unrelated neurological disorders as well as clinical research participants to construct models of how the brain behaves both in normal and impaired conditions, with a focus on post-traumatic stress disorder, major depression, borderline personality disorder, general anxiety disorder, traumatic brain injury, substance abuse/addiction and fibromyalgia/chronic pain. It hopes to have its device ready in five years.

“We’re talking about a whole systems approach to the brain, not a disease-by-disease examination of a single process or a subset of processes,” Sanchez said. “SUBNETS is going to be a cross-disciplinary, expansive team effort, and the program will integrate and build upon historical DARPA research investments.”

19 julio, 2013

Be afraid: DARPA unveils Terminator-like Atlas robot

http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-57593396-1/be-afraid-darpa-unveils-terminator-like-atlas-robot/
Atlas looks like the prototype for a future robot infantryman, and it can tackle rough terrain and carry human tools. Can you say "Skynet"?
Robot-at-arms: Atlas is 6 foot, 2 inches tall and weighs 330 pounds. (Credit: DARPA/Boston Dynamics)
If you're short of nightmare fuel, say hello to Atlas.
On Thursday, DARPA unveiled this hulking, 6-foot robot developed by Boston Dynamics, creator of the infamous BigDog and other scary creatures. Surprisingly, the 330-pound terror is designed to help us meatsacks.
Atlas is a testbed humanoid for disaster response, but it looks like it knows its way around a phased plasma rifle in the 40-watt range. Fortunately, it comes from Massachusetts, not the future.
We've seen hints of Atlas with Boston Dynamics' Petman soldier robot, which can do pushups and run on a treadmill.
Whereas that humanoid was designed to test chemical protection clothing, Atlas is altogether different. It's designed to not only walk and carry things, but can travel through rough terrain outdoors and climb using its hands and feet.
"Articulated, sensate hands will enable Atlas to use tools designed for human use," Boston Dynamics says. "Atlas includes 28 hydraulically actuated degrees of freedom, two hands, arms, legs, feet, and a torso."
Its head includes stereo cameras and a laser range finder. It's tethered to an off-board, electric power supply -- at least that's one weakness.
The DARPA Robotics Challenge is designed to help evolve machines that can cope with disasters and hazardous environments like nuclear power plant accidents.
The seven teams currently in the challenge will get their own Atlas bot and then program it until December, when trials will be held at the Homestead Miami Speedway in Florida.
They will be presented with tasks such as driving a utility vehicle, walking over uneven terrain, clearing debris, breaking through a wall, closing a valve, and connecting a fire hose.
Meanwhile, check out Atlas' other weakness in the vid below -- it's got an unstoppable desire to groove. As the English playwright William Congreve observed, music has charms to soothe the savage robot.


09 abril, 2013

Nuevo Robot de DARPA Parece Humano


http://www.prisonplanet.com/new-darpa-robot-looks-human.html
Expertos advierten que los ciborgs (organismos cibernéticos) serán usados para matar.
Paul Joseph Watson
La nueva encarnación de Boston Dynamics el robot PETMAN, desarrollado por DARPA (Agencia de Investigación de Proyectos Avanzados de Defensa, parte del Departamento de Defensa de Estados Unidos es responsable del desarrollo de nuevas tecnologías para utilización militar) con fondos del Departamento de Defensa, no sólo se ve humano sino que suda para regular su temperatura corporal.
Un nuevo video de PETMAN en acción muestra al robot vestido con un traje químico-biológico post apocalíptico conectado con sensores para que detecten químicos peligrosos.
“Vestido con un traje que lo protege de agentes químicos y usando una máscara de gas, este robot no puede ser más exacto a un humano.” Escribe, Jason Dorrier.
Cuando se le quita la ropa, el robot se parece a Sonny de la película, Yo Robot. PETMAN se equilibra solo y puede hacer flexiones de pecho, caminar, estirar y hacer sentadillas.
Como pueden ver en la anterior encarnación de PETMAN en el video de abajo, mientras las capacidades del robot incrementan, también lo hace su semejanza a un ser humano.
Esto sólo servirá para incrementar las preocupaciones expresadas por varios expertos en robótica, de que la flota de ciborgs del Pentágono ha sido desarrollada con un objetivo primario – el perseguir a “sospechosos” y para matar a un gran número de personas en los campos de batalla del futuro.
Noel Sharkey, profesor de inteligencia artificial y de robótica en la Universidad de Sheffield, ha advertido varias veces (has repeatedly warned) que los robots que se desarrollan actualmente bajo los auspicios de DARPA serán usados eventualmente para matar.
“Por supuesto si es utilizado para combate, será matando civiles ya que no podrá diferenciar entre civiles y soldados,” dice Sharkey.
El mes pasado, el escritor miliar ganador de un reconocimiento y ex oficial de inteligencia el Teniente Coronel Douglas Pryer también escribió un ensayo de advertencia (also wrote an essay warning) sobre la amenaza de “robots asesinos” que no poseen remordimiento, que serán usados para disparar y matar blancos humanos en un futuro cercano.
En un reporte del año pasado de 50 páginas, Human Rights Watch también advertía que los robot con inteligencia artificial sueltos en el campo de batalla cometerán inevitablemente crímenes de guerra.
El año pasado, expertos de la prestigiosa Universidad de Cambridge, (experts at the prestigious University of Cambridge ) anunciaron un proyecto para realizar una investigación sobre “los niveles de riegos de extinción” que la humanidad enfrenta por los robots con inteligencia artificial.
Los drones (aviones no tripulados) que se comunican entre ellos (Flying drones that communicate with each other) han sido también desarrollados para “cazar terroristas” y para otros propósitos de “seguridad nacional”, así como UAV (vehículos aéreos no tripulados) que un día podrán arrebatar a humanos fuera de las calles (snatch humans off the street.)

03 octubre, 2012

DARPA, binoculares que analizan ondas cerebrales

http://actualidad.rt.com/ciencias/view/54752-pentagono-crea-binoculares-leen-mente-darpa
La Agencia de Proyectos de Defensa de EE.UU. (DARPA) presentó al Ejército de EE.UU. unos binoculares que analizan las ondas cerebrales del soldado y le alertan de peligros antes de que los perciba su conciencia. 
El nuevo dispositivo de la Agencia de Proyectos de Defensa de EE.UU. (DARPA) es en realidad un sistema electrónico compuesto de binoculares y un casco especial provisto de sensores capaces de analizar las señales electrónicas que emite el cerebro humano cuando la persona observa algo. La ventaja principal del dispositivo, llamado CT2WS, es que alerta al militar de los peligros que el cerebro registra a nivel del subconscuiente antes de que la señal electrónica cerebral llegue a la consciencia. Ensayos en una base militar en el estado de Arizona demostraron la eficacia del sistema, ya que de 2.304 acontecimientos que ocurrieron ante los ojos de los voluntarios sólo cinco fueron mal interpretados por el CT2WS. Otras pruebas que se hicieron para comparar la eficacia de la interpretación de peligros con estos prismáticos y con binoculares ordinarios, mostraron que el dispositivo registra el 91% de los riesgos. Sin el CT2WS el porcentaje fue del 60%. Ahora los expertos contratados por DARPA incorporan estos binoculares en sistemas de visión nocturna militar y tratan de eliminar la necesidad de usar gel de contacto para fijar los electrodos del sistema al cuerpo. Intentan también instalar un radar sofisticado en el sistema para que el margen de error del CT2WS se reduzca a cero. Se informa que el dispositivo, que costó más de 10 millones de dólares, contará con una cámara de 120 megapíxeles que grabará lo que ve el usuario y una pantalla de 120 grados de vista.

 

El nuevo dispositivo de la Agencia de Proyectos de Defensa de EE.UU. (DARPA) es en realidad un sistema electrónico compuesto de binoculares y un casco especial provisto de sensores capaces de analizar las señales electrónicas que emite el cerebro humano cuando la persona observa algo. La ventaja principal del dispositivo, llamado CT2WS, es que alerta al militar de los peligros que el cerebro registra a nivel del subconscuiente antes de que la señal electrónica cerebral llegue a la consciencia. Ensayos en una base militar en el estado de Arizona demostraron la eficacia del sistema, ya que de 2.304 acontecimientos que ocurrieron ante los ojos de los voluntarios sólo cinco fueron mal interpretados por el CT2WS. Otras pruebas que se hicieron para comparar la eficacia de la interpretación de peligros con estos prismáticos y con binoculares ordinarios, mostraron que el dispositivo registra el 91% de los riesgos. Sin el CT2WS el porcentaje fue del 60%. Ahora los expertos contratados por DARPA incorporan estos binoculares en sistemas de visión nocturna militar y tratan de eliminar la necesidad de usar gel de contacto para fijar los electrodos del sistema al cuerpo. Intentan también instalar un radar sofisticado en el sistema para que el margen de error del CT2WS se reduzca a cero. Se informa que el dispositivo, que costó más de 10 millones de dólares, contará con una cámara de 120 megapíxeles que grabará lo que ve el usuario y una pantalla de 120 grados de vista.

Texto completo en: http://actualidad.rt.com/ciencias/view/54752-pentagono-crea-binoculares-leen-mente-darpa