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this is crazy: tracking chips being implanted into humans new video
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the latest techno gadget craze to develop is implanted microchips which could let us use all our devices with just a swipe of our hands but could these biochips potentially leave us exposed to hacking and invasions of our privacy posted by psmooth

timer 2009 - full hd movie for free hdbestnet
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storyline:when implanted in a persons wrist a timer counts down to the day the wearer finds true love but oona oleary faces the rare dilemma of a blank timer her soul mate whoever and wherever he is has yet to have a timer implanted staring down the barrel of thirty and tired of

caution rfid technology chip verichip in humans mark of the beast
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this is scary stuff folks uk take note beware wake up choose spirituality click here - -http:tinyurlcomspottydoggqigonggoogle: rfid technology is being slowly implementedimplanted brain rfid chip gives commands for soldiers and cia hitsrfid chip mark of the beast jan 2013national id coming soon - mark of the beast 666real id act of 2005this video explains how the brain chip works and how the military wants to create remote controlled soldiers the cia can use it to control spies or assassins but after watching it makes one wonder if it039s not already being used on our military men and woman today who is watching these 18 super secret spy agencies and 039controllers039 that have access to all kind of implantable chipsthanks so much for your support of truthislight888 worldwidewe appreciate youlinks-http:thespottydoggblogspotcomhttps:wwwfacebookcomthespottydogghttp:thespottydogg-reviewstumblrcomhttp:gplustothespottydogghttp:wwwyoutubecomsubscription_centeradd_user=thespottydogg

sapien heart valve which can be implanted without major surgery approved by fda
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washington -- federal health officials have approved a first-of-a-kind artificial heart valve that can be implanted without major surgery offering a new treatment option for patients who are too old or frail for the chest-cracking procedure currently used the food and drug administration said late wednesday it approved edwards lifesciences

new neural dust sensor could be implanted in the body
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university of california berkeley engineers have built the first dust-sized wireless sensors that can be implanted in the body bringing closer the day when a fitbit-like device could monitor internal nerves muscles or organs in real timefor full story visit: http:newsberkeleyedu20160803sprinkling-of-neural-dust-opens-door-to-electroceuticalsvideo by roxanne makasdjian and stephen mcnallythe so-called neural dust which the team implanted in the muscles and peripheral nerves of rats is unique in that ultrasound is used both to power and read out the measurements ultrasound technology is already well-developed for hospital use and ultrasound vibrations can penetrate nearly anywhere in the body unlike radio waves the researchers sayi think the long-term prospects for neural dust are not only within nerves and the brain but much broader said michel maharbiz an associate professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences and one of the studys two main authors hav

from the motherboard vault: stelarc motherboard
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every thursday motherboard goes into its vast archive and selects a video to dust off and play for you its a reminder that while technology has pressed its frantic pace of progression onto us the past is often ripe with valuable treasuresstelarc is a greek-australian performance artist whose guiding light is one basic principle: this bag of flesh we walk around in the human body is outdated obsolete past the point of maximum utilityas simple as it is its a mind-melting end game to an entire cyborgtranshumanist school of thought its not just that we can make our human bodies long held as more or less perfect by humanist philosophers better than they are now by adding machines stelarc posits that our bodies are legitimately holding us backmotherboard caught up with stelarc in 2009 while he was setting up a retrospective exhibition of his works at the centre des arts in paris we had the curious joy of interviewing him while he was essentially strapped to a pole mounted on top of a massive six-legged dancing robot and discussed his thoughts on the entire cyborg movement as an added bonus we acquired lots of archival footage from his past performances including a number of robo dance pieces from the mid-ninetiesoh and that third ear thing well yeah stelarc has a third ear he implanted it in his forearm of course the idea is to create an artificial ear with an implanted microphone thats internet-enabled stelarc explains that with the ear hooked up to a wireless network he can broadcast his own auditory experiences to anyone worldwide its an interesting take on the idea of expanding the realm of ones body through internet-connected robotic appendages like kevin warwicks networked robot handso like what does it all mean watch the documentary and try to decide for yourself but well say this: watching stelarcs quirky jerky performances are a reminder that as we increasingly become reliant on machines to the point that they are becoming integral parts of us the concert played between us and our devices is becoming increasingly intermeshed and refinedconnectionschecking in with kevin warwickstelarcs alternate evolutionary structureso does your health insurance cover a new robot bodyelderly to be fitted with robot legsfollow motherboard on twitter motherboardtv