I call that a very rudimentary interface connecting a brain with a very rudimentary "internet". It seems that you didn't watch the video of Elon Musk!?

Yes, it was the 60's.  
Why hasn't Elon caught on to the benefits of graphene and neuraldust?  
Someone should tell him.

Yes, it was the 60's.  
Why hasn't Elon caught on to the benefits of graphene and neuraldust?  
Someone should tell him.

Why don't you pen for him a summary of all the scientific papers you read?
 

You were talking about batteries and harvesting electricity. What does all this have to do with using humans as electrical batteries?

Yes, it's hard to understand at first and perhaps I didn't make it very clear.
I suggest watching the Alison McDowell video at least up until the 40 minute mark for a better explanation.

But seriously, for anyone who wants to understand the future for our children the globalist bankers have planned watch the rest as well!

McDowell seems to believe that they can track your mind and emotions using nanotec in your cells and DNA. She seems to have no clue what she's talking about, with respect to technical and technological questions. Also, she doesn't talk about harvesting of electrical energy, or human batteries.

She showed you the technology they will use.  

Just like the Klaus Schwab video it will start out with wearables.  Then it will move to internal sensors.

She showed you the wearable diaper sensors etc.

She never mentioned anything about nanotec or dna but internal sensors are part of the plan.  Plenty of hard evidence for that if you want to find it.  I don't think you want to find it actually and that's okay.

She is referencing Goldman Sach's and other globalist investment capital strategies which will create the "game".

You seem committed to not understanding the big picture of what the globalists have planned.

That's okay.  It's hard to wrap your brain around.

She is showing the båñkêrs social impact bonds side of things.

You were asking why they would want humans to become batteries when they have other tech for that.  They want humans to provide all of their own power and leave no "footprint".

If you want to know more on the technology involved in creating human batteries with graphene and harvesting their energy there is lots info online about that if you research it.

There is much to learn here but we have to be open to learning and seek it out.  

If you prefer to believe "the science is settled" and Elon Musk has discovered all there is to know that is fine if that is your comfort zone.

She does at 38:54.

Oh yes, I see.  Thank you for the timestamp.

Well, what can I say.  That is the plan. Just like Klaus said. The WEF and the government docs state it clearly.  

I shared this before but it's short and they state it outright---1984 surveillance of the Internet of Bodies:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/loAb3uDgTFj8/

Have you watched the presentations by Dr Charles Morgan or Dr James Giordano at Westpoint or Lawrence Livermore.  It's clear they have this technology.

My personal story with this started a few years ago with my longtime close friend who has a daughter who got her masters in biochem and landed a prestigious job doing CRISPR research at Cedar Sinai in Los Angeles.

She started telling about how far behind people are in their knowledge of the advancements in medicine and technology.  She explained the tech was already available and would be rolled out soon.  She said there would no longer be doctors or hospitals.  People would all have biosensors in their bodies which would monitor their vital organs and report to an AI computer.  Then drugs or CRISPR injections would be given which would repair the body and nanobots could even do surgery internally.

So about 5 or so years ago I got interested and started to watch those long boring programs from universities and DAVOS etc. to learn about these advancements.  It sounded pretty good at first...until you consider the downsides.  I then started to learn about Agenda 21/30/50 and the WEF and their plans for all humans to become cyborgs.

When Dr Carrie Madej spoke last year about this I knew exactly what she was describing and she helped me come to understand the dangers which are horrific in reality.  It's clear to me the doctors and public private partnership businesses have all been having meetings about this new society they had planned years ago and were ready and waiting to implement all the various new technologies to implement it.  That's how they are able to roll out the cashless supermarkets and other tech so fast.

In any case, Allison McDowell's channel has loads of information and slides from the båñkêrs themselves revealing their plans for the blockchain monitoring of all humans and she goes into some of the technology.  This is a huge subject that can't possibly be covered in one presentation or video.

I'm watching the Allison McDowell video again (there is a ton of information in it and it moves quickly) and at 1:55:15 goes into how they are able to harvest human energy from body heat and sweat.

Really, watch the whole video.  

I understand not wanting to see what's coming but I think if there is going to be a remnant we need to have people who know how to navigate what's coming.  It will be too much of a shock otherwise.

I go through the five stages of grief with this again and again...

1. Denial
When you experience loss, your brain may try and protect you from the pain by denying the event ever took place. If you’re feeling disconnected from reality or refusing to even think about the loss, this is a clear sign that denial may be present.

2. Anger
Once your brain begins to accept the loss, one of the more common coping mechanisms is anger — frustration at the world and anger surrounding the event. This emotion may help you to feel more in control, and it’s a perfectly normal and healthy reaction. Staying in anger for too long, however, can do more harm than good.

3. Bargaining
While intellectually you may understand it’s too late for bargaining, it’s still a common stage. Perhaps you promise yourself and your higher power that you’ll be the best person you can be if everything went back to normal.

During this stage, you may be obsessed with “if only” thoughts — if only I had noticed sooner, if only I had done something differently. This stage can also bring on feelings of guilt, which add to your grief.

4. Depression
During this stage of grief, the reality sets in and you mourn your loss. When we say depression, it doesn’t necessarily imply major depressive disorder, though untreated grief can certainly lead to longer-term issues with depression. In most cases, depression is part of the grieving process and does get better over time.

5. Acceptance
This is, arguably, the most beneficial stage of grief as it allows you to accept the loss and get on with your life. This acceptance doesn’t have to mean that you’re happy about what happened, but it does help you integrate the loss and move on in healthier directions.


Cognitive dissonance is real and can be painful to overcome.

But I think it's better if we try to embrace the challenge of continuing to learn more and more about the reality of our situation and the plans of our opponents so we can accept the things we cannot change, change the things we can and resign ourselves to God's will come what may.

I'm watching the Allison McDowell video again (there is a ton of information in it and it moves quickly) and at 1:55:15 goes into how they are able to harvest human energy from body heat and sweat.

Really, watch the whole video.  

I understand not wanting to see what's coming but I think if there is going to be a remnant we need to have people who know how to navigate what's coming.  It will be too much of a shock otherwise.

I go through the five stages of grief with this again and again...

1. Denial
When you experience loss, your brain may try and protect you from the pain by denying the event ever took place. If you’re feeling disconnected from reality or refusing to even think about the loss, this is a clear sign that denial may be present.

2. Anger
Once your brain begins to accept the loss, one of the more common coping mechanisms is anger — frustration at the world and anger surrounding the event. This emotion may help you to feel more in control, and it’s a perfectly normal and healthy reaction. Staying in anger for too long, however, can do more harm than good.

3. Bargaining
While intellectually you may understand it’s too late for bargaining, it’s still a common stage. Perhaps you promise yourself and your higher power that you’ll be the best person you can be if everything went back to normal.

During this stage, you may be obsessed with “if only” thoughts — if only I had noticed sooner, if only I had done something differently. This stage can also bring on feelings of guilt, which add to your grief.

4. Depression
During this stage of grief, the reality sets in and you mourn your loss. When we say depression, it doesn’t necessarily imply major depressive disorder, though untreated grief can certainly lead to longer-term issues with depression. In most cases, depression is part of the grieving process and does get better over time.

5. Acceptance
This is, arguably, the most beneficial stage of grief as it allows you to accept the loss and get on with your life. This acceptance doesn’t have to mean that you’re happy about what happened, but it does help you integrate the loss and move on in healthier directions.


Cognitive dissonance is real and can be painful to overcome.

But I think it's better if we try to embrace the challenge of continuing to learn more and more about the reality of our situation and the plans of our opponents so we can accept the things we cannot change, change the things we can and resign ourselves to God's will come what may.

You seem to have missed most of my points.
Here's the youtube channel of Klaus Schwab. He and his crew make a good effort to present their ideas for the future of mankind.

They focus on the way things will be handled outside of the reservation for the poor dissidents. But after watching, it's easy to guess how that reservation might look like.

https://m.youtube.com/worldeconomicforum/videos

See e.g. 3D Printed, Affordable Housing (non dissident)