Nanotechnology

[lamb]

Basically with Stimulus One is that the Chinese pretty much own us now, not that we were not heavily in their pockets prior to that bill. Now they are nervous because our debt has risen so substantially and they have had a one child policy for so long..something has to give. Our economy or their workforce. Both countries are in the deep dark but China has the upper hand as of now. It's not a good situation.

[faithinacure]

Lamb:
I agree, it's not a good situation. They do they the upper hand economically right now, but all of this could change depending on how quickly the U.S. tools up to new auto and alternative energy technologies. This will help shrink the trade deficit and strengthen the dollar, thereby reducing the debt load while increasing jobs here at home.
Faithxoxo

[lamb]

Since the Government/ UAW is now running GM and green jobs don't have alot of hope of success unless the technology works (it has not so far) and people start purchasing green tech .
( Can somebody give me a definition of green tech here?).
Ohio and Michigan are now bankrupt (former GM strongholds). California is looking for a bailout.. where is all of that money going to come from?
Notice the Govt never reduces it's wastefulness, they spend like drunken sailors. That's because the money is provided by the taxpayer and it buys a whole lot of votes based on rhetoric. Things have not changed in my lifetime, like our whole process on this forum, they won't change ever if we, as a people don't wake up and smell the pending disaster. In all cases but this disease, history does repeat itself.
Rant off.. this whole thing with our new owner makes me nutz! Sorry, there is some connection in industrial pollution and the ever toxic country that really busts my chops, whatever it is, it's not going to help the usa.

[Dove]

Perhaps, the devil imitates God and the government imitates the devil. Read this article today and that was my thought.

[quote]Military developing robot-insect cyborgs
Instead of creating robots, researchers hope to augment actual insects

Miniature robots could be good spies, but researchers now are experimenting with insect cyborgs or "cybugs" that could work even better.
Scientists can already control the flight of real moths using implanted devices. [endquote]
Military developing robot-insect cyborgs - LiveScience- msnbc.com

[tortuga1974]

I just joined this site; however, I've been battling these symptoms for a couple of years since I moved into a new home. I recently had my house tested by a specialist who provide lab reports that showed high concentration of curvularia and aspergillus penicillum which are noted to have toxic effects. I moved out of the house and my symptoms are improving but I'm hypersensitive. I have also requested my employer to have a moisture control expert inspect the facility before I will enter. I've been taking multiple supplements along with antifungal and anitparasitic medications. My cat has also developed symptoms such as chronic itch and hair loss that is also more nociteable at night. Doctors and vets just keep turning us away with "catch all" diagnosis of fibromyalgia and urticaria.

My theory is that breathing this combination of toxic molds caused this onset by slowly breaking our immune systems. Does anyone know of a good reference indicating the the effects of curvularia and other molds as they relates to Morgellons?

[tcmgpt13]

You might want to read this thread and buy the book mentioned in it:

This book is a must read

[Sadsack]

YouTube - The Dark Secret Of Hendrik Schön (1 of...

YouTube video of the show (5 parts)


It's about how nanotechnology destroys the world. Some light afternoon viewing.

SS

[Katinka]

Thanks for posting this, Sadsack! I watched all five videos..very interesting..and TRUE...the only thing is...it's already HERE!..we've been turned into transistor radios...

Kat

[Katinka]

Grey goo..this was mentioned in the videos...

Grey goo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Grey goo is a hypothetical end-of-the-world scenario involving molecular nanotechnology in which out-of-control self-replicating robots consume all matter on Earth while building more of themselves—a scenario known as ecophagy ("eating the environment").


The term grey goo is usually used in a science fiction context. In the worst postulated scenarios (requiring large, space-capable machines), matter beyond Earth would also be turned into goo (with goo meaning a large mass of replicating nanomachines lacking large-scale structure, which may or may not actually appear goo-like). The disaster is posited to result from a deliberate doomsday device, or from an accidental mutation in a self-replicating nanomachine used only for other purposes, but designed to operate in a natural environment.


Self-replicating machines of the macroscopic variety were originally described by mathematician John von Neumann, and are sometimes referred to as von Neumann machines.

Kat

[Katinka]

A good friend inspired me to do a little research on 'Smart Dust'...

Smartdust - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Smartdust is a hypothetical wireless network of tiny microelectromechanical (MEMS) sensors, robots, or devices, that can detect (for example) light, temperature, or vibration.

The devices, or motes, will eventually be the size of a grain of sand, or even a dust particle, with each mote having self-contained sensing, computation, communication and power.

When clustered together, these motes automatically create highly flexible, low-power networks with applications ranging from climate control systems to entertainment devices that interact with information appliances.


The smartdust concept was introduced by Kristofer S. J. Pister (University of California) in 2001, though the same ideas existed in science fiction before then (The Invincible, 1964).



A recent review discusses various techniques to take smartdust in sensor networks beyond millimeter dimensions to the micrometre level.


Some attribute the concepts behind smart dust to a project at PARC called Smart Matter


Smartdust devices will be based on sub-voltage and deep-sub-voltage nanoelectronics and include the micro power sources with all solid state impulse supercapacitors (nanoionic supercapacitors).


The recent development of nanoradios may be employed in the implementation of smartdust as a usable technology.

YouTube - Future World - Smart Dust Micro...

For ubiquitous computing and the generation of tiny objects that communicate with each other, new power supply technologies are currently being tested.



These are power supplies generated from the world of living organisms, microcombustion engines, nuclear batteries and other devices that are very different from traditional batteries.



Scientists are currently carrying out experiments on solutions capable of supplying micro- and, in the future, nano-objects with energy that stems from living organisms, such as energy taken from spinach, sugar, slugs or flies.


These new sources of energy use ATP molecules (Adenosine TriPhosphate) which store phosphates of high energy in order to store energy just like in the muscles of living organisms.

Other ways are also explored like nuclear-powered microbatteries for use in MEMS devices.

Current research involves the incorporation of radioactive isotopes into such devices and production of electricity using thermoelectric phenomena.


resume:
nano...size of sand...electricity...slugs...flies...phosphates..f ood...
heat...light..energy...quorum sensing...

hmmm..all sounds familiar..doesn't it?

Kat