Miser, you have done enough research for a book. Have you thought of organizing the information you've shared with us into a book format?

Well my research started about 6 years ago so I had a bit of a head start.

I figured that with this thread people could at least have a place to get an overview of the 4IR plans and just how far along they are to implementing it.

I guess I could try to organize some kind of blog, if people were interested to make it worth the work... but it's all happening so fast now.  People will find out soon enough I suppose.  Now that the Metaverse has been formally introduced it's getting easier for people to imagine.

I always have about 20 tabs open at the top of my screen while trying to figure out what is most important to share next.

I wouldn't bother, but I know that people will need to make some very tough choices in the coming days and informed choices at that.

People will be asking:
What is their gameplan and timeline?
Do I really need to go off grid?  Now or later?
Should I keep my cell phone? Dumb phone?
Should I go to the doctor or hospital?
Should I use a fitbit or other tracking device?
Should my kids play video games?  Wear haptic suits? Use VR or AR?
Should I take my kids out of public/Catholic school?
Should my kids take online courses?
Does Bitcoin feed the beast?
Should I quit my job which I now understand is helping to create the surveillance system or AI/robot takeover?
Should I only use cash and coins and barter?
Should I submit to the latest shot or test?
Just how far along are they to implementing this plan in my area?


I don't have the answers because everyone's situation is different but information allows for better discernment.

Hopefully with so much evidence provided, people can start to see the big picture now and have worked through the cognitive dissonance and emotional resistance to such a ghastly reality.  It's real.  It's happening. Not a theory.

If somebody would like me to try and clarify something or give additional info on a particular topic I'm happy to try. 

God help us all!  St Joan of Arc, pray for us!

In Biden's State of the Union address he declared that DARPA will be putting an end to cancer.  I've posted information from DARPA and Microsoft both in this thread and at the Graphene thread showing how they have developed internal sensors to detect disease and CRISPR technology (gene editing shots) and nanobots which can be controlled remotely to kill cancer cells or any other disease.  (or healthy cells---kill shot?)

We have heard many clamors for "Early Detection" of disease.  The WHO is utilizing that cry to create a worldwide treaty which will allow it to implement policies that overrule national boundaries and constitutions.  The WHO Treaty is scheduled for implementation in May.  Essentially this will allow the WHO to create a one world government, however the nwo will be implemented locally (decentralized).

All of these calls for "EARLY DETECTION" are part of the narrative building to prepare the public to accept 24/7 surveillance and nudge, nudge, nudges in the name of good health.

This is a short (9minute) presentation from 2017 and it echos what they have been talking about for a decade at the WEF/DAVOS. 

It was so hard for people to imagine back then and even a year ago, but it's becoming quite clear now.  Consider how many of these technologies are now a reality.  If you have gone through the graphene thread

https://www.cathinfo.com/catholic-living-in-the-modern-world/is-covid-graphene-instead-of-a-virus/

you will recognize the many graphene sensors employed in this scenario to create the new and improved health care system.

It's very clear that the Corona "crisis" was a central device for creating this new system of "health care" and world government.



A Day in the Future of Health Care
The Jєωιѕн Healthcare Foundation and the Pittsburgh Regional Health Initiative invite you to glimpse into the future of health care--at home, in the community, and at a transformed hospital of tomorrow. Thanks to the digital health revolution, artificial intelligence, new forms of payment, and revolutionary building design, the future is coming sooner than you think.

9min

I could post about 20 different videos from the various healthcare corporations in the US, Australia, and the UK, from the past decade giving a short little presentation on "the future of healthcare" which explain basically the same kind of things as the one posted above. They all describe what my young friend in the CRISPR lab told me about and what Dr Carrie Madej described she learned in her closed door meetings.

The one posted above was particularly interesting in that they are already talking about "fist bumps" instead of handshakes and how (like large hospitals) people will no longer go to football stadiums....hmm...how could they possibly know that? 

This subway ad from HSBC Bank (the largest bank in Europe with branches in 9 states in the US) came out in 2013:





In 2021 Forbes announced that HSBC (like other banks) is moving into "WELLNESS" (because they care )  and is creating a GLOBAL partnership for tracking human "wellness".

https://www.forbes.com/sites/nicoleroberts/2021/05/05/banks-moving-into-wellness-hsbc-announces-new-global-partnership/

They are working with "dacadoo" to make a handy little ap that will track and score all of your activities 24/7 and give you a "wellness score" called the Wheel of Life. 

(Sorry if this image is too big but I don't know how to shrink it)






Here is a short little explainer video:

1min 39sec



Here is the HSBC whitepaper on the role of "ROBO-ADVISORS" and NUDGES and Blockchain, and retinal scans and other biometrics...

all packaged in optimistic language with the occasional "concern for privacy" (yeah right)


file:///home/chronos/u-deb36ab0299b0bffd83d97c58f4c38b3b175566b/MyFiles/Downloads/170609-updated-trust-in-technology-final-report.pdf

If you don't have time to read long docuмents or are like me and can't read very well, the "control f" function is helpful for inserting a key word search that will take you to the segments about those topics specifically.

Well as docuмented earlier in this thread, they want cradle to career tracking and nudging and "pathways for education".

They want to hook the babies up to the blockchain.

DIGITAL TWINS from birth!



This creepy guy looks really natural holding that baby :O 





Baby is saying, "Oh yeah...I love blockchain... I love UBI programmable spending and 24/7 monitoring for life!"


Don't worry, it's all for baby's health and safety.  DARPA lovees your baby!

https://www.innovationintextiles.com/exmovere-to-launch-baby-monitoring-biosensor-sleepwear/



Exmovere Holdings, Inc., a US based biomedical engineering company, has announced plans to release vital signs monitoring sleepwear for babies. The company says it is in the advanced stages of taking washable, conductive fabric-based biosensor pyjamas called Exmobaby to market.

In December last year Exmovere acquired exclusive worldwide rights and license to manufacture and sell baby garments using biosensor textiles developed by Sensatex, Inc.

Sensatex, is a life sciences technology company focused on the development of smart textile systems whose first product, the Sensatex SmartShirt is a patented wearable smart textile unisex T-shirt designed to acquire physiological information and movement data from the human body.

Originally developed and patented by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology nd funded by DARPA, the primary research and development arm of the US Department of Defense, the SmartShirt is made from woven or knitted fabric incorporating a patented conductive fibre/sensor system designed specifically for the intended biometric information requirements.

According to Sensatex, heart rate, respiration and body temperature are all calibrated and relayed in real time for analysis.



Company CEO David Bychkov said: "Each Exmobaby onesie will come with a baby-safe, rechargeable Zigbee wireless transceiver that snaps into a pouch.

From there, the data is transmitted to a nearby PC or cell phone in order to keep parents and other carers givers informed of a baby's status. This continuous monitoring in real time will allow for an 'emotional umbilical cord' between mother and child."


EXMOBABY USERMANUAL
https://usermanual.wiki/Exmovere-Wireless/BCS2-T-2080146.pdf




Every unit included in each Exmobaby kit consists of fully washable baby clothing that connect to a Velcro conductive fiber strap, a heart shaped detachable transceiver that communicates the real time information about your baby to your smart phone; and provides software to process data thereby providing a record of your child's physical states to online care providers. The software means that parents can record physical states of your child such as hunger or tiredness. This allows care providers to predict likely causes of future events like when your child needs a nap or needs to be fed. With parent and caregiver input, the technology can learn over time and help predict baby’s future emotional, physical and behavior states and needs.

DO YOU WANT AI TO PREDICT YOUR BABY'S FUTURE STATES AND NEEDS?

The Blockchain is a lifelong ledger....from cradle to....well cradle to cradle is how the UN describes it in the circular economy.

Do you think Sensatech uses graphene for it's sensors?  Of course:


https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/physics-and-astronomy/wearable-sensors

It's great that people are finally taking the words of the WEF seriously!  For years I tried to share info from them and people would dismiss it since "We don't have a world government," and "Trump has our back." 

Anyway...

now we know they loveeeee us and care about our health...

I mean...they really don't want us to get sick!

And they definitely don't want us to get lonely.  That's why they are promoting SOCIAL ROBOTS.  Especially for the elderly.

I wonder if the social robots can also collect data and "learn" from humans how to be social??

Most importantly, as I highlighted in red, the AI robots buddies can alert important people if we demonstrate AT RISK BEHAVIOR.  Such as precrime???


https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/06/3-ways-ai-and-robotics-will-transform-healthcare/



3 ways AI and robotics will transform healthcare

Image: REUTERS/Francois Lenoir


25 Jun 2016

• Corinna LathanFounder and Chief Executive Officer, AnthroTronix (ATinc)

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Many people think that the healthcare sector will greatly benefit from the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Professor Klaus Schwab, founder and executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum, describes this revolution as “a fusion of technologies that is blurring the lines between the physical, digital and biological spheres.”
Many of the discussions around technology and healthcare have, in broad terms, focused on the internet of things, telemedicine, personalized medicine, and robotics. But how exactly are these technologies going to be transformative? As the Chair of the Global Agenda Council on Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, I’ve been part of many discussions on the impacts of these technologies, both good and bad. Three trends in particular strike me as having a revolutionary impact on how we see ourselves and others: human augmentation, social robots, and the open AI ecosystem.

Human augmentation
We sense information, we process it, and we act on it. Technology can be used to augment this information processing loop at any of those points. On the sensing side, we are moving toward not just replacing lost vision or hearing, but enhancing it. For example, Doppler Labs has created earplugs that can filter out sounds that we don’t want and enhance the sounds we want to hear.
On the action side, prosthetics keep getting more and more robotic with the OttoBock actuated and dynamically adapting lower limb prosthetics leading the way. And finally, on the processing side, we have up and coming technology – Google is developing a contact lens that will sense your body temperature and glucose levels to help you manage your diabetes.
Longer term, there are efforts underway to improve our ability to process and remember information – The Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA) has a research program to develop implantable devices to help restore memory.
So with access to bionic hearing, knees, and neural memory chips imminent, I fully expect to retire with better function than I have now!
Social robots
The next technology trend is social or companion robotics. Social robots use artificial intelligence to understand people and respond appropriately. Simple “robots” like Paro, the therapeutic seal, have been around for many years and respond when petted or spoken to and have been used to reduce stress in elderly patients.
Advances in natural language processing and social awareness algorithms have already begun to make social robots dramatically more useful to consumers as companions or personal assistants. The Amazon Echo digital assistant, Alexa, is a popular product that I would argue is one of the first social robots for consumers. Jibo, which is supposed to hit the market this year, is a connected robotic personal assistant, kind of like a cross between the echo, a robotic toy, and your computer.
Carnegie Mellon University’s Dr. Justine Cassell has developed the Socially-Aware Robot Assistant or “SARA”, which interacts with people in a whole new way, personalizing the interaction and improving task performance by relying on information about the relationship between the human user and virtual assistant. Dr. Cassell explains that “AI is not a technology, it’s a technique for understanding people and making machines act the way people do.”
The open AI ecosystem
The World Economic Forum named the open AI ecosystem as one of the Top 10 Emerging Technologies of 2016. So what is it? We’ve all heard about the internet of things – we tend to think of machines and devices connecting to each other. But we really have an internet of things and people - all generating lots of data through active interactions and passive monitoring.
An open AI ecosystem refers to the idea that with an unprecedented amount of data available, combined with advances in natural language processing and social awareness algorithms, applications of AI will become increasingly more useful to consumers. Smart personal digital assistants, such as Alexa or Jibo, will be examples of this.
But the impact on healthcare will also be dramatic. We’ve heard a lot about connected medical devices that are creating a digital health revolution and putting medical care in the hands of consumers. Two examples are Cellscope’s digital otoscope and the AliveCor Kardia, both consumer-friendly products that add sensors to a smartphone so consumers can monitor ear infections or atrial fibrillation respectively. And for you Star Trek fans, the Qualcomm Tricorder xPrize, a global $10 million prize, when completed, will give consumers important diagnostic information on 15 or so conditions from strep throat to diabetes.
But the real impact of the Open AI Ecosystem will help keep people healthy and “whealthy.” The Global Agenda Council on Aging recently held a workshop on Cognition, Aging, and the Financial System. The premise was that as our wealth increases, our health and more specifically our cognitive health decreases. A smart curation of the data made available through the Open AI Ecosystem could not only prevent costly mistakes in financial management but also alert clinicians or loved ones to at-risk changes in behavior.
In other words, the current state of the art technology can tell us that we are sick, but the future will bring us the ability to prevent illness. These three technology trends can help with the shift from diagnosis and treatment, or healthcare, to wellness and prevention, or 'whealth'.
Have you read?
Your robot personal assistant will know when you’re stressed, tired or hungryThese are the top 10 emerging technologies of 2016

New social credit app to reward Italian citizens for ‘virtuous behavior’

Citizens using the app will be rewarded for things such as recycling, using public transports, managing energy well, and not getting fined.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/new-social-credit-app-to-reward-italian-citizens-for-virtuous-behavior/

Australia's Smart Cities REVEALED - A Roadmap For The Whole World

Monitoring "behavior"
In today's Show, Maria Zeee reveals the plan for the City of Newcastle to not only be the testing ground for Australia's Smart Cities, but the model for the whole world. She takes us through the various projects and government grants around Australia, and delves deeper into Smart Cities, the Metaverse, and citizen surveillance along with commentary from special guests Jay Dyer & Fanosthevoice.
18min
https://rumble.com/v111ehs-australias-smart-cities-revealed-a-roadmap-for-the-whole-world.html



Nigeria Blocks 73 MILLION Smart Phones For No Digital ID / Hugo Talks
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Digital twins of 500 smart cities by 2025, says report
https://enterpriseiotinsights.com/20190919/channels/news/500-smart-cities-will-have-digital-twins-by-2025

For any hydrogel doubters, imagine this assembling into something less than benign in your bloodstream:

They just need a swab to analyze your DNA and they can nudge you from there.



https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/11/dna-shopping-food-diabetes-healthy-eating/


Shopping with your DNA
The wristband scans shop barcodes and shows a green light if a product is OK and red if it may be harmful in the long run. The wristband's linked smartphone app suggests healthier alternatives when the red light comes on.
Following his son’s acute illness, Toumazou also invented a microchip that can read an individual’s DNA from a simple mouth swab sample. It’s now used to upload a DNA profile to the new wristband – a process that takes an hour instead of up to eight weeks for a conventional DNA test.
"We're not telling people they can't eat biscuits, that they should eat grapes. No, they can eat biscuits, but eat the better biscuits based upon your DNA and lifestyle," [color=var(--body-link-color)]says Toumazou[/url].[/size][/font][/size][/color]
"It's using biology to nudge and guide you to have a healthier lifestyle in the long term."


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