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Raises concerns about directed-energy and nanotechnology misuse, neurological manipulation and biological effects, and argues that these capabilities warrant monitoring.
- Directed-energy / targeting allegations: “on April 9th 2003. In the court hearing directed energy capabilities were discussed and also the ability it had to ”
- Surveillance & privacy concerns: “hnology had the ability to potentially “hack humans” and their medical devices. This just shows the wide range ”
- Proposed biological mechanisms: “tic fields and energy. A blood test for blood cell clumping as well would prove this to be harmful also. It’s completel”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I believe this matter is more of a systemic issue rather than the true effects of electromagnetic energy being used for any purpose that could potentially cause harm. I know this to be true because several diplomats were detoured from exposing these serious implications. A court hearing was held discussing the societal implications of nanotechnology on April 9th 2003. In the court hearing directed energy capabilities were discussed and also the ability it had to affect and manipulate the neurological functions within the brain and nervous system. HHS also covered a pdf discussing emerging technologies where nanotechnology had the ability to potentially “hack humans” and their medical devices. This just shows the wide range of dangerous avenues emf is capable of carrying out if used nefariously and not monitored. A simple biopsy would prove the defects and abnormalities within the muscle tissue from prolonged exposure to electromagnetic fields and energy. A blood test for blood cell clumping as well would prove this to be harmful also. It’s completely pathetic that our top researchers have to be told energy on the electromagnetic spectrum can be harmful. This is no different than asking can fire burn you. Our organs function off of the electromagnetic energy spectrum so why wouldn’t a external source of the spectrum be able to disrupt or violently cause harm on the micro-scale. I spend a lot of time at rice university lab and nano engineering facilities and I can prove with 100% certainty that this question of if it’s harmful or can be weaponized is a complete no brainer.
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