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By Jose Elias on June 27, 1989 at 12:27 AM (00:27 hours).
Well this is not science fiction, is research of Dr. Stanley, Division of Applied Sciences Ingenierí ¬ ay at Harvard University, and though them yet ¬ a test has no human has done with the brain of cats, and as you can see in the picture to show the results are surprising. The first 4 pictures above are images of a video that showed the cat, and the below are the images that the system implemented by Dr. Stanley and his team extracted directly from the cat's brain, which is amazing.
This means that we get more and more every ¬ aa gave what we see in the movie ¬ cinema films. You may reach a day when spi ¬ as nano-devices placed inside our brains that sent him into the spi ¬ ¬ to images and sounds of what we see and hear with our own senses. Furthermore, the Seri ¬ best tool ever devised for diagnosing mental illness and vision, showing doctors exactly what our senses perceive.
Page of Dr. Stanley at Harvard is at this link.
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Nanotechnology: Invisible Machines
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Check augmented reality and eyetap and cyborg eyes or crneal implants to see they do not even need to read your brain. They just need to download the video feed from your eyes (camera).
The nanobots, the food, the electronic attacks, the radiation, the mobile phones and PCs - they are used to increase and fluctuate body temp to ensure increased EMF/radiowave/microwave reception and transmission (required by RFID implants).
There's a way those who have this can lessen pain and inconvenience - if the people surrounding them care enough to lessen the extenuating circumstances, the stuff that allow transmission, reception.
Not because you have a knife within your reach, it's automatic you must use it to kill a person.
The implant, the nanobots can be just plain objects - not working as it's designed to do - if those who know about it won't force a target to take it, to be exposed to it. Once the people around though choose to use it to stalk, watch and monitor a person every chance they get, then that's when the TI will be exposed to radiation darting to and fro his body.
Slow death by radiation.