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Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« on: October 30, 2024, 07:08:04 am »
People were reporting on this for YEARS.
I begun suspecting something might be going on when there was a sudden flood of "Havana Syndrome" stories that weren't muffled by the MSM.
It looked like a flood of decoys to drown the real info.

One obvious recent example was Kamala Harris, claiming she was targeted and had "Havana Syndrome" effect.
Since she is obvious avatar of the Deep State, who'd want to attack her BRAIN ? 🙄

But there were many posts online with some technical detail, suggesting what's going on.
There were many claims, suggesting it is being not just R&D-ed but used on a massive scale across 14EYES:

    Remember RF BrainScan (if not, check whole thread below):
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    Newsflash: It looks 5EYES are hastily stitching it together between them.
    As Ukraine is about to fall, they are hardening fallback area: whole South&East EU and its human swarm networks...
https://x.com/AKenabi/status/1688662703039025152

Not that  long ago we began to see what's going on, when globalists presented the tech publicly on DAVOS 2023 (check the whole thread!):
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Hackable humans at WEF: ‘We can decode faces in your mind, your PIN number to your bank account'

https://x.com/AKenabi/status/1616205076808273939

Basic principles are known.
At least two sub GHz carriers that get directed to the brain via phased array where they mix and their difference (and perhaps sum?) gets detected and analyzed.
They have to be high enough frequency so that they can be conveniently steered and focused, but low enough so that absorption by skin, skill and brain fluid is not to high.
Initial patent from 1970s was done with two beams in the 100MHz range, but they did not have the need for concealment, nor the convenient HF tech.


Epicenter of the testing ground seem to be in the East and South of EU- all those vassal states from Italy (west) to Ukraine (West) and Albania (south).
Whole area is basically open concentration camp with shallow top facade of "governments" etc.
They are ideal place for testing as workforce is highly qualified and cheap and whole repressive apparatus and MSM is under total external control.
So the place is safely distanced and isolated. Shit is unlikely to hit the fan and if it does, it's unlikely to hit the main culprits, global "humanitarians" etc.

It appears that this is the primary reason why all those supercomputer clusters were installed there - to train AI on the data while being out of sight.
UN has suddenly decided to declare "supercomputer clusters" as a basic human rights and started projects to install a few across those exact vassal microstates a couple years ago. 🙄

So, tech appears to be everywhere, but we still have no open source version.

Anyone here with the more tech data to share ? 🙄
 
 

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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #1 on: October 30, 2024, 09:15:19 am »
Woah, a live one!  No such technology exists to "Read a PIN number" from someone's brain.  We don't even know how the brain encodes memories or its current state and the chances are, this varies from human to human anyway.

It would presumably be extremely difficult to achieve with the frequencies you are suggesting. 1GHz RF has a wavelength of 30cm. So how could it sense neurons that are hundreds of nanometers in scale? You would presumably need something in the >>THz range.  There is a reason MRIs are used to do brain scans and not RF devices, it is simply not (yet) practical to build THz transceivers.  Well, technically >>THz transceivers do exist, and that is in the form of LEDs and photodiodes, but that is not really RF.  I don't have the data on the attenuation of the skull to RF but I wouldn't be surprised if it rolls off in the THz range.

But don't let facts get in the way of a good conspiracy theorist!!
 
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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #2 on: October 30, 2024, 10:04:25 am »
Woah, a live one!  No such technology exists to "Read a PIN number" from someone's brain.

WEF disagrees:
https://sociable.co/government-and-policy/hackable-humans-wef-decode-mind-pin-number-bank-account/

Three were also other reports of varius tech leaks.
Like Xiaomi's wireless phone charger, that recognises when user walks in vicinity and statr charging the phone from relative close distance.

Or this one, for example from Aussie army:
"Future-ready: Australian army tests mind-controlled combat AI robodogs"
https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/mind-controlled-combat-ai-robodogs


There were earlier reposrts about "Voice Of God" tech, which enables soldeiers to hear each other without any equipment on them for the purpose.
All work is done by tech with phased antenna array in vicinity. IT can recognise individual by its brain "fingerprint" and beam the patterns that one's brain perceives as an audio.


But that was before latest AI craze. Now AI superclusters have been fed with data of many individuals for ML on a massive scale for a decade.

Stop talking out of your ar*e and check the links.



 

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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #3 on: October 30, 2024, 10:11:31 am »
It looks like something has indeed been hacked, either:
  • the OP's account
  • the OP's brain

I'll leave others to speculate which, and possible mechanisms.
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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #4 on: October 30, 2024, 10:21:40 am »
It looks like something has indeed been hacked, either:
  • the OP's account
  • the OP's brain

I'll leave others to speculate which, and possible mechanisms.

That seems within your capabilities. Leave thinking to others.

Besides, you might be immune. At couple GHz or so, wavelength is what 6 inches or so ?
If your diameter gets much under that, BranScan an't see you ( refraction etc).
You might well be immune. 🤣
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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #5 on: October 30, 2024, 10:22:53 am »
Woah, a live one!  No such technology exists to "Read a PIN number" from someone's brain. We don't even know how the brain encodes memories or its current state and the chances are, this varies from human to human anyway.

Welll, you'd think that, wouldn't you? At least that's my belief.
However, this video from the World Economic Forum has "futurist" Nita Farahany claiming just that: that with AI and wearable head input devices, not implants, that they will in fact be able to read a "PIN number*" as well as other thoughts in the very near future.

Keep in mind that Farahany is a techno-fangurl, with a grossly misplaced faith in these technologies (particularly AI, which I think ought to be called "artificial ignorance"), and with the whole field of "decoding" brain activity (as if the brain were some deterministic machine that runs on RS232 or some simple protocol). So we can take these predictions with a large grain of salt. Maybe. However, realize where this is coming from: this ain't Joe Schmo conspiracy theorist hold forth at the local bar, or something dredged up from QAnon. This is the fucking WEF!

* "PIN number" = stupid redundancy ("Personal identification number number")
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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #6 on: October 30, 2024, 10:39:18 am »
But that was before latest AI craze. Now AI superclusters have been fed with data of many individuals for ML on a massive scale for a decade.

That's something to be concerned about ... if you've drunk the AI Kool-Aid, which I haven't.
 

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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #7 on: October 30, 2024, 10:55:22 am »
Keep in mind that Farahany is a techno-fangurl, with a grossly misplaced faith in these technologies (particularly AI, which I think ought to be called "artificial ignorance"),

Whatever she is, she is just a tip of the iceberg - visible face of much larger globalist structure.

People have been reporting about MASSIVE usage of "civillian" swarms all over EU" for good part of a decade. At least.
Swarms which have covert support from the top and which have been doing dirty jobs on a massive scale.

Here is goldmine of various links, especially interesting is last paragraph - "Tech stuff":
"INTERESTING LINKS"
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/vnarsm/list_of_interesting_sorted_links_on_plausible/

Whether they are right or not, these materials were obviously written by people that were affected and tried to deal with this crap.
But there is more. Just these days we've got more public disclosures about CIA invovlement and its swarms across EU:
"PROJECT GLADIO"
https://rumble.com/v5hhgol-what-the-cia-and-nato-dont-want-you-to-know.html

"Operation Gladio: The CIA's Secret Army In Europe"
https://www.grunge.com/717106/operation-gladio-the-cias-secret-army-in-europe/


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and with the whole field of "decoding" brain activity (as if the brain were some deterministic machine that runs on RS232 or some simple protocol).

No need for any of that. AI node just recognizes patterns in brain patterns and learns by bazzilion attempts to decode them.
If e.g. woman in the red dress crosses some public place, all that IS node needs to see is recognisable pattern of brains in the crowd.
And it has many brains to test this 24/7/365. And "anti-terroristic" infrastructure programs to cover it. Over many millions of "citizens" that are nothing more than lab rats.


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So we can take these predictions with a large grain of salt. Maybe. However, realize where this is coming from: this ain't Joe Schmo conspiracy theorist hold forth at the local bar, or something dredged up from QAnon. This is the fucking WEF!

WEF is just visible front of global "humanitarians" behind the curtains. Bill M$ Melinda, Fuckerberg etc.

 

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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #8 on: October 30, 2024, 10:56:32 am »
Woah, a live one!  No such technology exists to "Read a PIN number" from someone's brain. We don't even know how the brain encodes memories or its current state and the chances are, this varies from human to human anyway.

Welll, you'd think that, wouldn't you? At least that's my belief.
However, this video from the World Economic Forum has "futurist" Nita Farahany claiming just that: that with AI and wearable head input devices, not implants, that they will in fact be able to read a "PIN number*" as well as other thoughts in the very near future.

Keep in mind that Farahany is a techno-fangurl, with a grossly misplaced faith in these technologies (particularly AI, which I think ought to be called "artificial ignorance"), and with the whole field of "decoding" brain activity (as if the brain were some deterministic machine that runs on RS232 or some simple protocol). So we can take these predictions with a large grain of salt. Maybe. However, realize where this is coming from: this ain't Joe Schmo conspiracy theorist hold forth at the local bar, or something dredged up from QAnon. This is the fucking WEF!

* "PIN number" = stupid redundancy ("Personal identification number number")

Meh, the WEF is just a fora for the rich CEOs and policymakers to have a natter over what they see happening, it isn't some kind of conspiracy, and most of the lectures are public or are widely reported upon.  This is, as you say, some kind of techno-fan's future dream but we aren't even decades away from a technology like that.   

If I were running some grand conspiracy I sure as wouldn't hold it at a conference with 3,000 attendees.  But maybe I'm bad at planning conspiracies.
 

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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #9 on: October 30, 2024, 11:01:35 am »

Meh, the WEF is just a fora for the rich CEOs and policymakers to have a natter over what they see happening, it isn't some kind of conspiracy, and most of the lectures are public or are widely reported upon.  This is, as you say, some kind of techno-fan's future dream but we aren't even decades away from a technology like that.   

If I were running some grand conspiracy I sure as wouldn't hold it at a conference with 3,000 attendees.  But maybe I'm bad at planning conspiracies.

YOu might in last stage when you owned a critical mass of installed puppets in governments across the globe.
Which, incidentally, was Klauses point on many occasions.
"We have people in all countries across the globe" he boasted.

At that point, you might feel the need to show your power just to dissuade any doubters...


Besides, it wasn't by chance that they chose DAVOS 2023 to disclose that.
"Great Reset" is coming (or so they thought), and its crucial point would be installation of new central CBDC crypto across the globe.
With control over EVERY transaction.

So they even announced that (check th whole thread BTW!):
"CBDC incoming"
https://x.com/AKenabi/status/1656167412184625152


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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #10 on: October 30, 2024, 11:05:21 am »
No need for any of that. AI node just recognizes patterns in brain patterns and learns by bazzilion attempts to decode them.
If e.g. woman in the red dress crosses some public place, all that IS node needs to see is recognisable pattern of brains in the crowd.

So apparently you believe that there exists, today, some kind of super-ray technology that you can aim at people in a crowd and ... read their brain waves?
Really?

This is as much bullshit as the "Havana syndrome" also mentioned in that video, which has been almost totally debunked (I believe that some of the "cases" of mental irritation were due to crickets chirping!). And of course Futurist Fangurl believes that crap too.
 
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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #11 on: October 30, 2024, 11:10:04 am »
So apparently you believe that there exists, today, some kind of super-ray technology that you can aim at people in a crowd and ... read their brain waves?
Really?

A year ago Neuralink was "bullshit".


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This is as much bullshit as the "Havana syndrome" also mentioned in that video, which has been almost totally debunked (I believe that some of the "cases" of mental irritation were due to crickets chirping!). And of course Futurist Fangurl believes that crap too.

Actually, it's far closer to Neuralink type of "bullshit"... 🙄

 

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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #12 on: October 30, 2024, 11:10:59 am »
I wondered how long this thread would take to descend into conspiracy politics.

Hint: politics not allowed on this forum.
There are lies, damned lies, statistics - and ADC/DAC specs.
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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #13 on: October 30, 2024, 11:15:12 am »
I wondered how long this thread would take to descend into conspiracy politics.

Hint: politics not allowed on this forum.

There is none.
There are couple of links about human swarms that use the tech and are controlled by CIA.
CIA never gave a sh*t about politics.

ALso, OP explicitly calls for TECHNICAL details.
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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #14 on: October 30, 2024, 11:17:19 am »
People have been reporting about MASSIVE usage of "civillian" swarms all over EU" for good part of a decade. At least.
Swarms which have covert support from the top and which have been doing dirty jobs on a massive scale.

But there is more. Just these days we've got more public disclosures about CIA invovlement and its swarms across EU:
"PROJECT GLADIO"
https://rumble.com/v5hhgol-what-the-cia-and-nato-dont-want-you-to-know.html

I'm watching that video right now. I think it's credible; you really can't put too much stuff beyond the CIA (and the NSA and ...).

But I don't see at all what this has to do with "large-scale AI mind control".
 

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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #15 on: October 30, 2024, 11:23:34 am »
So apparently you believe that there exists, today, some kind of super-ray technology that you can aim at people in a crowd and ... read their brain waves?
Really?

A year ago Neuralink was "bullshit".

Yabbut, Neuralink is an implant. You're claiming some kind of remote-sensing technology that allows someone with some kind of ray-gun to read someone's mind in a crowd. That, my friend, is (for the time being) something for movies and TV but not the real world. Not yet, anyhow.
 

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« Reply #16 on: October 30, 2024, 11:28:24 am »
Yabbut, Neuralink is an implant. You're claiming some kind of remote-sensing technology that allows someone with some kind of ray-gun to read someone's mind in a crowd. That, my friend, is (for the time being) something for movies and TV but not the real world. Not yet, anyhow.

As far as YOU know,  right ?
Just like with Neuralink...
 

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« Reply #17 on: October 30, 2024, 11:32:56 am »
I'm watching that video right now. I think it's credible; you really can't put too much stuff beyond the CIA (and the NSA and ...).

But I don't see at all what this has to do with "large-scale AI mind control".

Here is somethign funny.
People have been reporting about the murderous swarms stuff YEARS AGO.
Before anyone ever heard of GLADIO or anything similar.

Check this out:
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Goyi Go in EU ( history and current playground)
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/lw5m84/goyi_go_in_eu_history_and_current_playground/

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EUgenics rising in EU
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/xxpfio/eugenics_rising_in_eu_new_bits_in_mosaic/
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Black Organ trade harvesting across New EUgenic Empire, this time in Ukraine ?
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https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/1085rr0/black_organ_trade_harvesting_across_new_eugenic/

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« Reply #18 on: October 30, 2024, 11:54:22 am »
You haven't answered my questions about your belief in AI mind control or whatever you want to call it, and insist on just unloading more irrelevant rounds with your shotgun here, so g'bye, mate.
 

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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #19 on: October 30, 2024, 11:57:13 am »
You haven't answered my questions about your belief in AI mind control or whatever you want to call it, and insist on just unloading more irrelevant rounds with your shotgun here, so g'bye, mate.

I don't have much use for beliefs.
But since around here religion is again a big thing, I plan joining Pastafarians, just to have some crowd of my own.
But that is in the future.
 

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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #20 on: October 30, 2024, 01:11:57 pm »
So, tech appears to be everywhere, but we still have no open source version.

Anyone here with the more tech data to share ? 🙄
Mobile cell phones and internal combustion engines are also everywhere, but we still have no open source version.

Fortunately, there are many documented teardowns of cell phones and engines.

So that's your starting point.... get possession of such a device and tear it down and reverse engineer it.

Alternatively, if you really want to start from first physics principles, then you need to get a hold of the scientific papers that document the effect of electromagnetic waves on the brain.  Twitter/X does not count as a scientific paper.
 

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« Reply #21 on: October 30, 2024, 01:41:02 pm »
Epicenter of the testing ground seem to be in the East and South of EU- all those vassal states from Italy (west) to Ukraine (West) and Albania (south).
Whole area is basically open concentration camp with shallow top facade of "governments" etc.
They are ideal place for testing as workforce is highly qualified and cheap and whole repressive apparatus and MSM is under total external control.
So the place is safely distanced and isolated. Shit is unlikely to hit the fan and if it does, it's unlikely to hit the main culprits, global "humanitarians" etc.

lol WTF?
 
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« Reply #22 on: October 30, 2024, 02:20:28 pm »
My pet conspiracy theory is conspiracy theorists seem so unhinged so as to make us disregard all conspiracy theories, even the modestly sensible ones (like economic actors cooperating secretly to suppress freedoms.)  This is all part of the deep state conspiracy to keep the lizard men hidden from  **CARRIER LOST**7@;#
 

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« Reply #23 on: October 30, 2024, 03:23:36 pm »
Epicenter of the testing ground seem to be in the East and South of EU- all those vassal states from Italy (west) to Ukraine (West) and Albania (south).
Whole area is basically open concentration camp with shallow top facade of "governments" etc.
They are ideal place for testing as workforce is highly qualified and cheap and whole repressive apparatus and MSM is under total external control.
So the place is safely distanced and isolated. Shit is unlikely to hit the fan and if it does, it's unlikely to hit the main culprits, global "humanitarians" etc.

lol WTF?
Clearly you are surprised because you are under the influence of the Brain Ray. More clear evidence.
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« Reply #24 on: October 31, 2024, 02:13:02 am »
You want Van Eck phreaking but for brains? Yeah I watched The Lone Gunmen too.
Actually Walt Disney beat you to it.
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« Reply #25 on: October 31, 2024, 02:43:40 am »
I have no doubt a bunch of freaks out there are willing to develop this kind of technology for various use cases.

Currently though, this looks completely unrealistic technically speaking. We barely manage to derive very simple actions, with a lot of training, using tens to hundreds of electrodes directly connected to the scalp (or to the brain tissue if implanted). We're very far from reliably detecting anything like a unique signature, let alone do this remotely via RF.
 

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« Reply #26 on: October 31, 2024, 02:47:46 am »
I'm watching that video right now. I think it's credible; you really can't put too much stuff beyond the CIA (and the NSA and ...).

But I don't see at all what this has to do with "large-scale AI mind control".

Here is somethign funny.
People have been reporting about the murderous swarms stuff YEARS AGO.
Before anyone ever heard of GLADIO or anything similar.


People have believed in Leprechauns, too.
It doesn't mean either fairy story is true.
 

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Re: Any open-source data on RF BrainScan tech ?
« Reply #27 on: October 31, 2024, 02:59:44 am »
Woah, a live one!  No such technology exists to "Read a PIN number" from someone's brain. We don't even know how the brain encodes memories or its current state and the chances are, this varies from human to human anyway.

Welll, you'd think that, wouldn't you? At least that's my belief.
However, this video from the World Economic Forum has "futurist" Nita Farahany claiming just that: that with AI and wearable head input devices, not implants, that they will in fact be able to read a "PIN number*" as well as other thoughts in the very near future.

Keep in mind that Farahany is a techno-fangurl, with a grossly misplaced faith in these technologies (particularly AI, which I think ought to be called "artificial ignorance"), and with the whole field of "decoding" brain activity (as if the brain were some deterministic machine that runs on RS232 or some simple protocol). So we can take these predictions with a large grain of salt. Maybe. However, realize where this is coming from: this ain't Joe Schmo conspiracy theorist hold forth at the local bar, or something dredged up from QAnon. This is the fucking WEF!

* "PIN number" = stupid redundancy ("Personal identification number number")

The WEF has multiple speakers over time, & is mainly a group of very rich people with an inflated idea of their impact on society.
There is no evidence that they have any advanced, or even basic knowledge of the limitations of current technology.
 
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