THE MIND CONTROL-TRANSHUMANISM SCRAPBOOK: BRAIN TO BRAIN INTERFACES

If you've been following the USA's "Brain project" or Europe's "Human Brain Project", there's more disturbing news regarding the oligarchs' intentions to control everything, including one's thoughts. When Dr. Scott D deHart and I were writing Transhumanism: A Grimoire of Alchemical Agendas, we mentioned the case of experiments being on on laboratory rats and mice. Mice, whose brains had been implanted with computer chips, were trained to run a maze, and then the chip, and this memory, was removed, and the chip implanted into mice which had not learned to run the maze. The result? The mice which had not learned how to run the maze, were able to do so without any prior experience once the chip from the mice who had learned to do so were implanted in it.

Thus far, we've been dealing with chip-and-brain interfaces. But now consider this news:

New Mind Reading Research Aims to Synchronize Humans

Note what the real goal is: direct brain-to-brain interface:

"One of many areas that is advancing quickly is the ability to connect brains to computers (Brain Computer Interface/BCI), and brains to one another (Brain to Brain Interface/BBI). As we covered in July of last year, Harvard researchers established brain-to-brain control between a human and a lab rat that enabled a human thought to trigger movement in the rat's tail ... wirelessly using ultrasound.

"If that wasn't disturbing enough, a human-to-human remote link via Internet was established just a couple of months later. A researcher was able to control the hand movements of a person jacked in to the "brain net" in a completely different building (video below)."

And of course, the Diabolically Apocalyptic Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is involved as well:

"But the idea of literally synchronizing human thought into a form of artificial telepathy also could be used to create forced conformity. We have certainly seen a push by both government and Big Pharma to redefine what type of behavior is "normal" or "acceptable" or "socially well adjusted" ... or even that "conspiracy theorists" might be mentally ill and/or dangerous.

"There has also been a disturbing emphasis placed on children and managing their "disorders." DARPA has solicited portable brain recording devices that could be put "in every classroom in America." Of course for only noble reasons:

“Having EEGs in every classroom in America”, say DARPA, would allow teachers to devise lesson plans using the devices to help children learn about the biology of “the brain and sensory systems”, by using these brain-to-computer interfaces (BCIs):

“Students could record their own brain activity and download the data to their iPad.”

The Agency also claims the devices could be worn by “average citizens”, which would crowd-source huge amounts of EEG data that could be analysed to advance the understanding of neuroscience.

"Sure, because DARPA never misuses technology."

All of this invites some high octane speculation, and in this instance, our high octane speculation concerns once again the theories of biologist Dr. Rupert Sheldrake. Sheldrake, you'll recall, theorizes that the mind and memory are not located in the brain, but rather are non-local phenomena which the brain accesses or "tunes into." And careful consideration of the quotations from the article will indicate that nothing in the techniques really contradicts this idea. The memory is a certain set of information. Consider, Sheldrake argues, the phenomenon of a species of monkey whose population is isolated on two different islands where the divided populations cannot access each other. A new behavior is learned on one island, and somehow seems almost instantly learned by the population of the species on another island, with no physical contact between the two.

So behind these brain projects, might it be possible that we are also looking at more secretive agendas and investigations, investigations into the hypothesized non-local nature of memory itself, such that, eventually, computer chips are not needed at all for that brain-to-brain interface? Well, given the prior and known interest of the intelligence community in things like remote viewing, I do not believe one should exclude this possibility.

See you on the flip side.

 

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Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

12 Comments

  1. DanaThomas on July 9, 2014 at 11:44 am

    Transhumanist impact of computer addiction (from minute 7 but the rest is also thought-provoking):
    http://youtu.be/isPj5KgpVqg



  2. gkb623 on July 2, 2014 at 2:23 pm

    so if humans were to artificially evolve as machines through techno. manipulation, how about that “junk” DNA (which is really not), it’s just going to remain deactivated if that happens i guess



  3. Sophia on July 2, 2014 at 2:08 pm

    If we subscribe to Richard Hoagland’s assertion that there is a covert program of disclosure via science fiction (as a metaphor) for certain truths that might otherwise be deleterious to civilization (or in violation of certain secrecy oaths), this post of Dr. F brings to mind Star Trek Next Generation’s Borg menace.

    What is being researched here sounds ominously like the necessary R&D to achieve such an end: humans reduced to automatons and subjugated to the collective.

    Alternately, one can similarly subscribe to Hoagland’s sub-thesis and view such research from the perspective of the later works in Asimov’s Foundation series. Didn’t the last (or a late) protagonist have to choose between the 2nd Foundation’s solution for galactic harmony (psychohistorical control of civilization) and the robots’ (non-local) collective of consciousness? The protagonist, who had a knack for making the right choice in ambiguous situations, opted for the robots-human collective, in which individuality was retained.

    Dark side of The Force v. Light Side? Or just unrelated science fiction?



  4. gkb623 on July 2, 2014 at 1:44 pm

    EDMOND ROY: He followed “2001” with “2010: Odyssey Two” and then “2061: Odyssey Three”, and finally, “3001: A Final Odyssey”, in which he predicted a soul catcher micro chip that can absorb the essence of humanity, thereby immortalising human life and downloading it into computers at will.



  5. loisg on July 2, 2014 at 12:58 pm

    This is scary, and I’m sure they have many uses for technology of this sort. But I’m wondering if there isn’t another angle to all this, involving technology of the ancients and being able to ‘read’ what they left behind. If the ancients had uploaded information into, oh say, the crystal skulls for instance, how does one read that information without the same sort of technology that put it there? If they can have brain to brain transfer, then what is keeping them from brain to stored information (crystal skull maybe) to brain transfer? What have they found on the moon or Mars that they can’t read? If the ancients truly had the technology that Dr. Farrell has been suggesting, and I believe they did, then they didn’t store their most information in some dusty papyrus or clay tablets and they surely stored it somewhere.



  6. marcos toledo on July 2, 2014 at 11:29 am

    By the way has anybody been following the series Alien Encounters on the Science Channel. Last night episode was right up the alley of todays blog it ended with the cliffhanger of a comet about to hit the Moon and by the way destroy life on Earth. Since our masters have no space program to speak of sounds familiar they have no way of creating space arks to leave the solar system let alone set up temporary shelters on Mars to survive the crisis. I suspect their meme for next season is to upload human conscience to machines to save in quotes transhumanism solution to the extinction problem. I just wish these dingbats would for fill the stupid wish and turn themselves into machines and leave the rest of us alone to live out our lives as we wish. Stop trying to play god folks and leave us proles alone please. Robert the Turing Test doesn’t apply to these non living creatures.



  7. Daryl Davis on July 2, 2014 at 10:50 am

    Brain to brain synchronization could be viewed as an extension of 3-D printing. In this case, however, the explorer’s experiences and thoughts, not the objects thereof, are transmitted back to Earth for in-depth analysis.

    Of course, “Houston” might decide to “actively guide”, or at least to “co-pilot”, said astronaut, rather than first patiently awaiting his or her “transmissions” and only then suggesting a new direction of exploration. In effect, then, we would have the rise of the avatar.

    To speculate higher still, if the mind were indeed non-local, then non-Earth minds might also be targeted and “tapped”, either simply to be analysed and their technology stolen, or to be remotely controlled and made to wreak havoc.

    If UFO abductee reports are accurate, then their alien abductors are capable of powerful mind control and intense telepathy. It ought only be expected then from the the military-industrial sector that they would seek to match this capability, if only to establish a defense against it. In fact it would have been irresponsible if they were NOT to explore its outermost capabilities and applications.

    But I’d sooner believe “they” would kill all of us in one fell swoop than bother to control us as slaves. Slaves are for primitive societies, not elites with the power to “take ET back home” — unless they plan to send us all through wormholes or pack us all off on ships headed for every corner of the universe.

    And in that case they wouldn’t need mind control for me.



  8. Levantine on July 2, 2014 at 10:43 am

    …..mind and memory are not located in the brain, but rather are non-local phenomena which the brain accesses or “tunes into.”…

    A couple of months ago a group of people, including myself, contemplated this idea in the context of two kinds of anomalous phenomena: Near-Death Experiences (NDE) and a number of cases of spiritualism. These have been, at times, scientifically investigated, and the reality of their non-trivial character is pretty well-supported. Now, the concept of non-local mind & memory: In our analysis, it has a poor explanatory power regarding the actual facts of evidence for these phenomena. In a way, the NDE and the spiritualistic events suggest *against* the non-localism of mind and memory.

    In addition, the idea of the mind being everywhere does leave an impression of an intellectual equivalent of the golden calf…



  9. Anthroposophe on July 2, 2014 at 10:10 am

    Here’s an article on research into low level electrical stimulation of the brain (“Trans-cranial direct current stimulation (tDCS)”) that is being funded by (you guessed it) DARPA: http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20140603-brain-zapping-the-future-of-war

    A couple of interesting excerpts:

    Brain imaging suggested that the best way to do this would be to stimulate the motor cortex while the volunteer was doing the task. But McKinley and his team added a twist: after the stimulation, they use tDCS in reverse to inhibit the volunteers’ prefrontal cortex, which is involved in conscious thinking.

    Other researchers have found that, depending on where the current is applied, tDCS can make someone more logical, boost their mathematical ability, improve their physical strength and speed, and even affect their ability to make plans, propensity to take risks and capacity to deceive – the production of lies can be improved or impaired by tDCS, it seems.

    Warm regards to all.



  10. Robert Barricklow on July 2, 2014 at 8:50 am

    “What we observe in not ‘Nature’ itself but Nature exposed to our method of questioning.” Werner Heisenberg.

    Could these “oligarchs” even pass The Turing Test?



    • Robert Barricklow on July 2, 2014 at 8:52 am

      …is not ‘Nature’…
      [If there’s not a typo; its not me]



  11. DanaThomas on July 2, 2014 at 7:06 am

    These projects are patently designed for social control and as weapons. Chip implants seem to be outdated compared to new techniques, but “never say never”, we are still driving and flying around in incredibly outdated vehicles thanks to “Mr. Global”.
    Recalling the case of the Monsanto cafe and its non-gmo food, we might ask (rhetorically): will the bosses of these projects agree to subject themselves and their children to this nonsense sold as being so wonderfully beneficial? Well, NO… barring, of course, the occasional “Walter Bishop” element…
    Chances are that none of this will get very far as it seems to be based on the mechanistic model of the mind. Even the “paleo-ancient” technology hinted at in the cuneiform tablets seems to have failed in the end!
    But just to be on the safe side, precautions should be taken all the same, and people be made aware of the transhumanist madness.



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