DARPA's Autonomous Microdrones Designed To Patrol Inside Houses (VIDEOS)

By: Nicholas West | Techswarm - As drone expert, P.W. Singer said, "At this point, it doesn't really matter if you are against the technology, because it's coming." According to Singer, "The miniaturization of drones is where it really gets interesting. You can use these things anywhere, put them anyplace, and the target will never even

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No No Nano: Macro-Objections To Micro-Machinations Of Industrial Processed Food

By: The Call of the Land - “To be interested in food but not in food production is clearly absurd.” – Wendell Berry Steadily, stealthily, corporations are driving the goodness of natural life itself from our food, and cleverly – though unwisely – infesting it with dim bits of microscopic material substance that are obscured

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Nanomaterials In Organic Food? The USDA Is Looking The Other Way

By: Pamela Coleman, PhD | Cornucopia - At their October 2010 meeting, the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) unanimously approved a guidance document recommending that “Engineered Nanomaterials be prohibited from certified organic products as expeditiously as possible. We respectfully request that the National Organic Program take immediate actions to implement this guidance document.”[1] As of

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The Era Of Cyborg Nanotechnology Has Begun

By: Nicholas West, Activist Post Technology seems to be on a runaway course either to free humanity or to enslave us. On one end we see massive continued investment in replacing humans with robots, both economically and socially. Parallel to this trend, we are seeing advancements in neuroscience being made from global projects like the

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Size Matters

What happens when you break up something like titanium dioxide into teensy weeny nanoparticles? Nobody knows for sure. But we do know that those miniaturized particles behave differently than their larger counterparts. We also know, thanks to a new report by Friends of the Earth, that at least 96 food items (probably more) sold in

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The Big Risk Of Nano-Materials In Your Food

The problem with nano-packages is that their powerful payloads may cause harm to those who eat them in their food. With the arrival of globalization and due to monopolistic practices and technological advances, our food supply became dependent on a global system of production, distribution and manufacturing. Today, food is not anymore what we plant

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Wireless Microchip Implant Set For Human Trials

Once again, it seems that yesterday's conspiracy theory is today's news. However, the signposts have been there all along. Microchip implants to track pets and livestock and the elderly are now widely available, while microchipping kids is not far off. Extensive animal testing has been conducted on monkeys to enable them to control devices via

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Medical Nanobots Will Connect Brain To Cloud Computing - Ray Kurzweil

Update on the emergence of DNA nanobots and nanocomputers. The Human Body Version 2.0 project features none other than arch-Transhumanist Ray Kurzweil as its main proponent. The goals have been openly stated for some time: In the coming decades, a radical upgrading of our body’s physical and mental systems, already underway, will use nanobots to

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Bill Gates Funds "On-Demand" Nano-Vaccines

According to a press release recently posted by the University of Washington, a new type of vaccine may soon be created that will allow for its immediate creation and application. This new vaccine, however, will be formed by using nanoparticles created from genetically engineered proteins. The researchers, who have already tested the vaccine in mice,

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Nanotech Food Test May Help Expose Chemtrail Poisoning (VIDEO)

Last week, the University of Missouri announced a new method to detect silver nanoparticles in fresh produce and other food products. Though not mentioned by researchers, it’s conceivable that the protocol could be modified to test for chemtrail dispersants, as well. Over 200 agricultural pesticides contain nanosilver, which studies have shown to be toxic to

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Literal Smart Dust Opens Brain-Computer Pathway to "Spy on Your Brain"

Some might have heard about Smart Dust; nanoparticles that can be employed as sensor networks for a range of security and environmental applications. Now, however, literal Smart Dust for the brain is being proposed as the next step toward establishing a brain-computer interface. The system is officially called "neural dust" and works to "monitor the

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6 Apocalyptic Technologies That Most People Have Not Even Heard About Yet

  Are you ready for the future?  We live at a time when technology is advancing at an exponential pace.  Today, scientists are rapidly developing bizarre new technologies that most science fiction writers never even would have dreamed of a couple decades ago.  For example, would you be willing to get rid of your bank

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Nanoparticles: The Tiniest Toxin

If we didn’t have enough to worry about in the grocery aisles, with GMOs, toxic additives, and pesticide-soaked foods, we can now add a new concern: nanoparticles. What exactly is a nanoparticle? As You Sow, a non-profit consumer advocacy group, explains: Nanomaterials are often heralded as having the potential to revolutionize the food industry –

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Chemtrails, Aerosol Geoengineering and Bioengineering: A Massive Biological Experiment of Unknown Purpose

“The ultimate solution is a multiplication of leverage by citizens to the point where it simply cannot be denied”. -Clifford Carnicom The materials disbursed in stratospheric aerosol geoengineering operations contain a combination of ionizable metallic salts, filaments, gel-type materials, and crystals. These are the longstanding and deeply interrogated observations of independent environmental research scientist Clifford

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Gates Foundation Funds Development of High Tech Condoms

Last Wednesday, researchers from hentai porn the University of Washington published a paper in PLoS One detailing the design of an innovative condom that uses "electro-spinning" to craft the next generation of contraception using customized nano-fibers. ~ Samantha Schroeder The work of the University of Washington bio-engineers led to the  creation of an ultra-thin female condom woven

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