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WND seems pretty reliable.

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Joel

It would not be my first choice to quote anything from that rag. Plus for whatever truths they might print, the rest of their stuff is right wing propaganda. So again, wear that hat when reading from WND.

I wonder if DARPA has any "brain control weapons programs"? Oh look here!

• The PARC team, under principal investigator Dr. Krishnan Thyagarajan, aims to develop a completely noninvasive acousto-magnetic device for writing to the brain. Their approach pairs ultrasound waves with magnetic fields to generate localized electric currents for neuromodulation. The hybrid approach offers the potential for localized neuromodulation deeper in the brain.
• The Rice University team, under principal investigator Dr. Jacob Robinson, aims to develop a minutely invasive, bidirectional system for recording from and writing to the brain. For the recording function, the interface will use diffuse optical tomography to infer neural activity by measuring light scattering in neural tissue. To enable the write function, the team will use a magneto-genetic approach to make neurons sensitive to magnetic fields.
• The Teledyne team, under principal investigator Dr. Patrick Connolly, aims to develop a completely noninvasive, integrated device that uses micro optically pumped magnetometers to detect small, localized magnetic fields that correlate with neural activity. The team will use focused ultrasound for writing to neurons.

https://www.darpa.mil/news-events/2019-05-20

 

[MUTNAV]

It would not be my first choice to quote anything from that rag. Plus for whatever truths they might print, the rest of their stuff is right wing propaganda. So again, wear that hat when reading from WND.

I wonder if DARPA has any "brain control weapons programs"? Oh look here!

• The PARC team, under principal investigator Dr. Krishnan Thyagarajan, aims to develop a completely noninvasive acousto-magnetic device for writing to the brain. Their approach pairs ultrasound waves with magnetic fields to generate localized electric currents for neuromodulation. The hybrid approach offers the potential for localized neuromodulation deeper in the brain.
• The Rice University team, under principal investigator Dr. Jacob Robinson, aims to develop a minutely invasive, bidirectional system for recording from and writing to the brain. For the recording function, the interface will use diffuse optical tomography to infer neural activity by measuring light scattering in neural tissue. To enable the write function, the team will use a magneto-genetic approach to make neurons sensitive to magnetic fields.
• The Teledyne team, under principal investigator Dr. Patrick Connolly, aims to develop a completely noninvasive, integrated device that uses micro optically pumped magnetometers to detect small, localized magnetic fields that correlate with neural activity. The team will use focused ultrasound for writing to neurons.

https://www.darpa.mil/news-events/2019-05-20

WND seems pretty balanced to me... Especially since they don't shy away from religious content. As is usual though, everyone can and should make their own choices of who to trust.

Thanks
Joel

 

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I prefer my news not to be "curated" for me.

 

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I'm one of those folks that can "sense" a CRT running when walking into a room. No pain, more like a tennitus, kind of a high pitched whine but not annoying just noticeable. Had it since a 70's as a child.

 

[RFI-EMI-GUY]

I'm one of those folks that can "sense" a CRT running when walking into a room. No pain, more like a tennitus, kind of a high pitched whine but not annoying just noticeable. Had it since a 70's as a child.

Same here. Problem is, now I hear it 24/7/365 permanent tinnitus. Too many commutes in Bombadier turbo props.