Science, Technology, Humanity ("4th Industrial Revolution," Computer/Digital Technology, AI, Deepfake, VR, AR, Robotics,Biotechnology, Transhumanism)

[redqueen]

It's technology so posting here
very interesting so nervous system subliminal?

NERVOUS SYSTEM MANIPULATION THROUGH TELEVISION

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[e-Enoch]

Detailed Supercomputer Simulation of the Universe Creates Structures Very Similar to the Milky Way

In their pursuit of understanding cosmic evolution, scientists rely on a two-pronged approach. Using advanced instruments, astronomical surveys attempt to look farther and farther into space (and back in time) to study the earliest periods of the Universe. At the same time, scientists create simulat

scitechdaily.com

 

[e-Enoch]

Singing in the brain

MIT neuroscientists have identified neurons in the brain that light up when we hear singing, but not other types of music.

bigthink.com

 

[e-Enoch]

It's technology so posting here
very interesting so nervous system subliminal?

NERVOUS SYSTEM MANIPULATION THROUGH TELEVISION

NERVOUS SYSTEM MANIPULATION THROUGH TELEVISION PLEASE SUPPORT US - WE WILL DONATE 22% TO OUR VETERANS IN NEED https://operation-freedom-3.creator-spring.com/ For our videos search Rumble wi

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I definitely believe this. Moving pictures as in videos and films are especially powerful in subliminal programming via the nervous system...

 

[redqueen]

I have never thought of any except
the subliminal we can see or hear e-Enoch
so was a little surprised it can actually
affect our nervous system
I am gonna try to look into this more
as I am wondering what type of reactions
they are trying to achieve

 

[e-Enoch]

 

[e-Enoch]

I have never thought of any except
the subliminal we can see or hear e-Enoch
so was a little surprised it can actually
affect our nervous system
I am gonna try to look into this more
as I am wondering what type of reactions
they are trying to achieve

When I think of the fundamental functions of the nervous system, the connection with subliminal makes real sense...

 

[e-Enoch]

 

[e-Enoch]

Researchers Discover How the Human Brain Separates, Stores, and Retrieves Memories

NIH-funded study identifies brain cells that form boundaries between discrete events. Researchers have identified two types of cells in our brains that are involved in organizing discrete memories based on when they occurred. This finding improves our understanding of how the human brain forms me

scitechdaily.com

 

[e-Enoch]

 

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[e-Enoch]

MIT Scientist: mRNA 'Vaccines' Worse Than The Disease

MIT Professor Stephanie Seneff forecasts a dramatic spike in deadly health conditions in the future, like autoimmune disease, blood disorders, strokes, heart attacks and always fatal prion (Creutzfeldt–Jakob) disease. Now that 10.8 billion shots have been administered across 184 countries, the...

www.technocracy.news

 

[e-Enoch]

South Korea approves rules on app store law targeting Apple, Google

SEOUL: South Korea approved detailed rules for a law banning dominant app store operators such as Apple Inc and Alphabet's Google from forcing software developers to use their payments systems, the country's telecommunications regulator said on Tuesday (Mar 8). South Korea

www.channelnewsasia.com

 

[e-Enoch]

Half of US adults exposed to harmful lead levels as kids

Over 170 million U.S.-born people who were adults in 2015 were exposed to harmful levels of lead as children, a new study estimates.

apnews.com

 

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Simulated Human Eye Movement Aims to Train Metaverse Platforms - Neuroscience News

EyeSyn, a newly developed "virtual eye" that simulates how humans look at the world accurately enough for the development of new augmented reality programs, can help create applications for the metaverse.

neurosciencenews.com

 

[e-Enoch]

How Does the Brain Make Memories? - Neuroscience News

A new study identifies neurons that separate experiences into segments that can be recalled at a later time.

neurosciencenews.com

 

[e-Enoch]

A Single Genetic Test Can Accurately Diagnose 25 Rare Diseases Faster Than Ever

Scientists have developed a quick genetic test that can diagnose a large range of rare muscle and nerve diseases with near perfect accuracy.

www.sciencealert.com

 

[e-Enoch]

Korean households, businesses face bigger default risks than previous crises: BOK

South Korean households and businesses are at a bigger risk of default compared with previous financial crises, with the pandemic having driven up the pace of borrowing gain, the central bank warned Wednesday. The nation’s real credit gap rate -- the difference between the desired and actual...

www.koreaherald.com

 

[e-Enoch]