Artificial intelligence pioneer Ray Kurzweil has joined a neurotechnology startup that is aiming to connect people's brains to computers using inhaled nanoparticles.
Silicon Valley-based Subsense is pursuing an alternative brain-computer interface (BCI) to Elon Musk's Neuralink. Rather than relying on invasive surgery to implant electrodes in the brain, the company plans to use a nasal spray.
The technology works by sending charged nanoparticles up the nasal passage to the brain via the olfactory nerve, which is responsible for delivering information about smell.
Not like this, no. If they deployed them from that far high, most of it would be wasted. I can see them doing it in enclosed spaces where most people would inhale them, however. That's what I fear.
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/ai-pioneer-joins-startup-wants-160708855.html
Scary stuff. What happens when they flood the A/C system at a public space with these nanoparticles?
What recourse do the unwillingly infected have? How can they know? What would they be vulnerable to?
I'm wondering if they were already putting things like this in chemtrails.
Not like this, no. If they deployed them from that far high, most of it would be wasted. I can see them doing it in enclosed spaces where most people would inhale them, however. That's what I fear.
Smart dust™
Biodigital convergence marches on... What a nightmare
for me, Allah comes first
Who do you say Allah is?
Removed rule 1
people are this retarded.