Gold Skelettons For Cybernetic Organisms

[singular_me]

gold reflecting light... it all makes more sense.

I am convinced that gold has many other "compatible organic properties"
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It’s a cybernetic organism. Living tissue over a metal endoskeleton.

No, it’s not the T-800 from the 1991 film Terminator 2 – but a robotic stingray made of rat heart cells stretched over a gold frame that can glide through water just like the real thing.

Sung-Jin Park from Harvard University and colleagues in the US and South Korea showed off their new method for building bio-inspired robots with engineered tissue in the journal Science.

Batoid fish, a family that includes stingrays, are ideal inspiration for robotics. As they manoeuvre through water, their wing-like fins ripple with a front-to-rear undulating motion. And by subtly shifting these ripples, they’re able to nimbly steer.

This means they're exceptionally energy-efficient swimmers and, as a bonus, their flattened body stabilises them against rolling.

A 3-D body made of stretchy polymer, overlaid by a stiff gold skeleton and another stretchy polymer layer, comprised most of the robo-ray. Living cells were added last.

They weren't just any old cells. To copy the stingray’s undulating waves, the researchers looked to tissue that contracts naturally. And what better than those that keep hearts beating?

They genetically engineered rat heart cells to contract when exposed to certain coloured light. These were printed onto the top of the robo-ray in a "serpentine" pattern, like squiggles, on the fins.

The robo-ray ended up just 16 millimetres long and weighing 10 grams, but housed 200,000 heart cells.

Cells at the front of the robo-ray, when stimulated, contracted the fins down. When they relaxed, the gold skeleton popped them up again..... MORE




https://cosmosmagazine.com/technolog...l-part-machine

[Horn]

A 3-D body made of stretchy polymer, overlaid by a stiff gold skeleton and another stretchy polymer layer, comprised most of the robo-ray. Living cells were added last.

They weren't just any old cells. To copy the stingray’s undulating waves, the researchers looked to tissue that contracts naturally. And what better than those that keep hearts beating?

It sounds as if someone is planning on selling this technology to the sex toy/accessory market from those statements above.

[Glass]

there is this thing. Called Mana. Some would have heard the term Mana from heaven.

It is a complicated recipe. Requires patience. Requires ingredients that are only available from certain places in the world. Requires those ingredients be obtained at certain times of the month or year. Full moon is a good time for some of them. Takes about 3 months to produce. Must be produced in certain locations and altitudes. Results in a white digestible powder. Contains gold.

[StreetsOfGold]

If any of you knew a smidgen of Bible you would KNOW that the glorified body we, Christians, will be getting is made (in part) of Gold.

OLD old news (for some of us)

[Horn]

If any of you knew a smidgen of Bible you would KNOW that the glorified body we, Christians, will be getting is made (in part) of Gold.

OLD old news (for some of us)

That's some real Frankenstein Necro luv u are talking about...

Must be Obamacare heart transplants?

[singular_me]

The Universe/God gave man the dominion of Nature... but do what exactly?

interesting to see the use of Light and Frequency in those experiments, of course I am tagged as a mystic for pointing to those "forces" and how they influence human thinking. I must be onto something. Thanks shami and co

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Biohybrid Robots Built From Living Tissue Start to Take Shape

August 10, 2016

http://www.activistpost.com/wp-conte...b1a0483fb1.jpg


(Activist Post Editor’s Note: We have featured many articles over the years warning about scientific and military developments that were trending toward the merger of robotics with nature, typically in the areas of war and surveillance. Running parallel to this are developments in environmental science and health that employ nanotechnology and biorobotics which are beginning to fundamentally change how we define the natural world. This mission has been a cornerstone of Transhumanism, best outlined in books such as Ray Kurzweil’s The Singularity is Near, where a target date of 2045 is theorized for humanity to fully merge with machines as the next stage of evolution beyond biology; Kurzweil has labeled this process as Human Body 2.0. It is, therefore, instructive to listen to the experts themselves as they document this path so that we can stay informed and become involved in the discussion of whether or not certain boundaries should be broken. As we highlighted recently, there is a genetic arms race developing which already is being waged without much public debate. Restrictions are set to be lifted for the development of chimeras, for example: human-animal hybrids. In the article below you will read about how the next generation of robots also will be hybrids that utilize natural processes to supposedly enhance the abilities of both. These experiments are not being done on some remote island populated by mad scientists and evil geniuses, but most times right out in the open at our nation’s universities. We should be willing to take a close look at what is being studied and determine quickly if the potential consequences are worth continuing these studies at the current pace.)

.................. Biohybrid robots inspired by animals
Beyond a wide array of biohybrid robots, researchers have even created some completely organic robots using natural materials, like the collagen in skin, rather than polymers for the body of the device. Some can crawl or swim when stimulated by an electric field. Some take inspiration from medical tissue engineering techniques and use long rectangular arms (or cantilevers) to pull themselves forward.

Others have taken their cues from nature, creating biologically inspired biohybrids. For example, a group led by researchers at California Institute of Technology developed a biohybrid robot inspired by jellyfish. This device, which they call a medusoid, has arms arranged in a circle. Each arm is micropatterned with protein lines so that cells grow in patterns similar to the muscles in a living jellyfish. When the cells contract, the arms bend inwards, propelling the biohybrid robot forward in nutrient-rich liquid.

More recently, researchers have demonstrated how to steer their biohybrid creations. A group at Harvard used genetically modified heart cells to make a biologically inspired manta ray-shaped robot swim. The heart cells were altered to contract in response to specific frequencies of light – one side of the ray had cells that would respond to one frequency, the other side’s cells responded to another.

more
http://www.activistpost.com/2016/08/...ake-shape.html

[Joshua01]

The Universe/God gave man the dominion of Nature... but do what exactly?

interesting to see the use of Light and Frequency in those experiments, of course I am tagged as a mystic for pointing to those "forces" and how they influence human thinking. I must be onto something. Thanks shami and co

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Biohybrid Robots Built From Living Tissue Start to Take Shape

August 10, 2016

http://www.activistpost.com/wp-conte...b1a0483fb1.jpg


(Activist Post Editor’s Note: We have featured many articles over the years warning about scientific and military developments that were trending toward the merger of robotics with nature, typically in the areas of war and surveillance. Running parallel to this are developments in environmental science and health that employ nanotechnology and biorobotics which are beginning to fundamentally change how we define the natural world. This mission has been a cornerstone of Transhumanism, best outlined in books such as Ray Kurzweil’s The Singularity is Near, where a target date of 2045 is theorized for humanity to fully merge with machines as the next stage of evolution beyond biology; Kurzweil has labeled this process as Human Body 2.0. It is, therefore, instructive to listen to the experts themselves as they document this path so that we can stay informed and become involved in the discussion of whether or not certain boundaries should be broken. As we highlighted recently, there is a genetic arms race developing which already is being waged without much public debate. Restrictions are set to be lifted for the development of chimeras, for example: human-animal hybrids. In the article below you will read about how the next generation of robots also will be hybrids that utilize natural processes to supposedly enhance the abilities of both. These experiments are not being done on some remote island populated by mad scientists and evil geniuses, but most times right out in the open at our nation’s universities. We should be willing to take a close look at what is being studied and determine quickly if the potential consequences are worth continuing these studies at the current pace.)

.................. Biohybrid robots inspired by animals
Beyond a wide array of biohybrid robots, researchers have even created some completely organic robots using natural materials, like the collagen in skin, rather than polymers for the body of the device. Some can crawl or swim when stimulated by an electric field. Some take inspiration from medical tissue engineering techniques and use long rectangular arms (or cantilevers) to pull themselves forward.

Others have taken their cues from nature, creating biologically inspired biohybrids. For example, a group led by researchers at California Institute of Technology developed a biohybrid robot inspired by jellyfish. This device, which they call a medusoid, has arms arranged in a circle. Each arm is micropatterned with protein lines so that cells grow in patterns similar to the muscles in a living jellyfish. When the cells contract, the arms bend inwards, propelling the biohybrid robot forward in nutrient-rich liquid.

More recently, researchers have demonstrated how to steer their biohybrid creations. A group at Harvard used genetically modified heart cells to make a biologically inspired manta ray-shaped robot swim. The heart cells were altered to contract in response to specific frequencies of light – one side of the ray had cells that would respond to one frequency, the other side’s cells responded to another.

more
http://www.activistpost.com/2016/08/...ake-shape.html

Because we simply can't survive any longer without it.....

[singular_me]

good point Joshua... bur it is time to extend those theories to anything we can think of and declare them Natural Laws which humans have to go by.


meanwhile, technology as endorsed by scientism today is gaining ground and will catch us by surprise. We ALL must stand up against it. Not against the knowledge but its massive predatory use. For example if the human brain can be trained to become telepathic but that sciences can offer a shortcut, why not. But it has to serve a greater good and the absolute respect for Life. Any ideology depending on slaughter/genocide is by definition satanic, archonic.

the video proves again that everything is vibration and electricity, God's properties sustaining life... so how can this be used to do evil. I am telling you again, the archons/satan is/are the gatekeepers of what could save us from oblivion. That is how the NWO got humanity, by proclaiming it wants to protect us while it does the complete opposite.


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Engineers Create The First Dust-Sized Wireless Sensors That Can Be Implanted Into The Human Body
13 August 2016 GMT

https://www.davidicke.com/wp-content...titled-5-2.jpg
‘Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley have created the very first dust-sized wireless sensors that may be implanted within the body. This is bringing technology closer to the day that technologies such as the Fitbit will be able to monitor internal nerves, muscles and organs all in real time.

These devices do not require batteries and may also be able to stimulate nerves and muscles opening up doors for electroceuticals to treat disorders including epilepsy and stimulate the immune system or lower inflammation.’
http://sciencenewsjournal.com/engine...ed-human-body/

[singular_me]

am sticking to this thread for anything dealing with transhumanism

article is quite long, btw
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Australians embracing super-human microchip technology
25 August 2016 GMT Microchipping

‘It may sound like sci-fi, but hundreds of Australians are turning themselves into super-humans who can unlock doors, turn on lights and log into computers with a wave of the hand.

Shanti Korporaal, from Sydney, is at the centre of the phenomenon after having two implants inserted under her skin.

Now she can get into work and her car without carrying a card or keys, and says her ultimate goal is to completely do away with her wallet and cards.’.........

“My nana wants one,” laughs Shanti. “I’ve had more opposition to my tattoos than I’ve ever had to the chip. My friends are jealous.”

When the 27-year-old realised just how coveted the implants were, she set up an Australian distribution service called Chip My Life with her husband, Skeeve Stevens.

It costs between $80 and $140 depending on the sophistication of the technology, and (while you can do it at home) they work with doctors who charge $150 to insert the implant.

“They do minor surgery, Botox and so on,” says Shanti. “They give you a local, an injection and a quick ultrasound to make sure it’s in place.”

The biohacking couple both have RFID (radio-frequency identification) chips in their left hands and NFC (near-field communication) chips in the right. The implant is almost impossible to spot, leaving a mark as small as a freckle.
http://www.news.com.au/technology/ga...336f83278a5003

[singular_me]

very bad news in this totally brainwashed world
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Science Fiction Becomes Reality, Robots to Get "Electronic Personhood" Legal Status


also
http://tech.economictimes.indiatimes...rsons/56638945

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Smart Dust – The Future of Involuntary Treatment of the Public
19 January 2017 GMT

‘A popular article from Extreme Tech describes it in the headline: “Smart dust: A complete computer that’s smaller than a grain of sand.” An article from War is Boring is titled “Future Military Sensors Could Be Tiny Specks of ‘Smart Dust’ New technologies allow for extremely small—and ubiquitous—military sensors.” A paper from University of California, San Diego describes smart dust:

“The term “smart dust” originally referred to miniature wireless semiconductor devices made using fabrication techniques derived from the microelectronics industry. These devices incorporate sensing, computing and communications in a centimetre-sized package.”

It is promoted as an eventuality, that smart dust will cover streets and buildings to identify people, that people will have smart dust in their bodies, and other things in mainstream television and media. They paint a utopian, blissful picture of it.’...........
http://www.wakingtimes.com/2017/01/1...atment-public/