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A research team led by Hirotaka Sato and Michel Maharbiz at the University of California, Berkeley, has created implantable bio-interfaces i.e. the electrodes and tiny radio antennae, to stimulate the nervous and muscular systems of cyborg beetles via...
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Good now present this product to the military for immediate deployment to the middle east ,this fine product could save lives
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(Global Perspectives)
I have serious doubts regarding the viability of this project with out present technologies, primarily in the areas of electrical power capacity and its implications in terms of radio range and bandwidth capability.
(Global Perspectives)
45 seconds may not seem a lot of time, but for a soldier unaware of what may be around the next corner, that time could be time enough to be his or his platoon’s life saver.
(Global Perspectives)
I do not see in video a researcher’s ability for really exact driving the beetle. I have a great doubts that it possible.
(Global Perspectives)
They must hurry up and develop this fully - it would be a great way of eradicating dictators and avoiding nuclear war!
(Global Perspectives)
Whose dictators Irene, theirs or ours? Why not let us all bow our heads and give thanks to the Federal Reserve credit masters for all funding without which this sort of research would never be possible? Sadly most people are unaware that they have been captured both mentally and physically by those who create the credit that we must now have to facilitate our daily affairs. Stop and think. If you had a resourse that everyone else had to have just to make their life possible they would be dependent upon you. You would have the ability to control their energies and to direct them for all your agendas. What is different about that and the slavery systems of the past? One thing. It works better; because you can strip the people of their autonomy while they continue to believe they are free. What better slave?
(Local Perspectives)
Isn’t anyone at least a little uneasy that these researchers are using living creatures to work their experiments? It introduces ehtical questions of enormaous scope. Can they use a rabbit next? A dolphin? A human?
I’m also wondering why only milatary implications are being referenced. $$ of course? I wonder if this technology has some very hopeful implications for people living with spinal chord injuries.
I’m also wondering why only milatary implications are being referenced. $$ of course? I wonder if this technology has some very hopeful implications for people living with spinal chord injuries.
(Global Perspectives)
World war II we used dolphins to find underwater mines and plant explosives on ships. We also used bats to distrubute phosphorus grenades in all wood Japan mountainside subdivision. No one worried about the animals then. Maybe because they did not want to die invading Japan and facing an enemy whose greatest glory was to die in battle. Not to different than Iraq or Iran today. History does repeat it’s self and nobody learns.
(Global Perspectives)
Grant: Most current spies are humans. This is moving AWAY from the development you fear, not towards it.
(Global Perspectives)
Keep the Mortein on hand.
It won’t be long before BIG BROTHER has these flying around our homes and offices, spying on all of us.
It won’t be long before BIG BROTHER has these flying around our homes and offices, spying on all of us.
(Global Perspectives)
Talk about overlooking your shoulder, and looking for that fly on the wall.
Maybe we could program them to attack suicide bombers, and expose the bombers to the public before any harm could be done to the innocent victims.
Maybe we could permeate them into the Afghanistan calvary?!
Let’s listen to our children,and find out how they would win the war and bring peace to the world!
Let those who are not yet brainwashed lead us out into a peaceful world!
Today’s students can be very creative if we let them!
Maybe we could program them to attack suicide bombers, and expose the bombers to the public before any harm could be done to the innocent victims.
Maybe we could permeate them into the Afghanistan calvary?!
Let’s listen to our children,and find out how they would win the war and bring peace to the world!
Let those who are not yet brainwashed lead us out into a peaceful world!
Today’s students can be very creative if we let them!
(Global Perspectives)
This is not good way of spying strategy that insect is not survive at long time due to energy issue and camera inplant inside it could be imbalance and easy to destroy by wind or any disaster much better innovation to make a spy is a high definition and high resolution satelites that can tract via gps or heat sensors so that the image present very clear. even in long distance,
(Global Perspectives)
grammar fail (ronjersan). It was so difficult to read that I just gave up.
(Global Perspectives)
would this money, energy, effort, wisdon, knowledge, be better spent on stopping the senseless starvation of people in our own communities or countries?
(Global Perspectives)
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