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​​Reprogramming Human Cells:

“Human Cell Engineering" involves inserting new DNA code into human beings with the Lentivirus, a special type of virus used in genetic engineering. Lentivirus is a "plasmid" based on the HIV-1 virus. It is able to "infect" human cells (eukaryotic cells) and inject new DNA code into human cell DNA.

This technique, upon cell replication, would enable human cell reprogramming.

Prof. Dr. İlhan Fuat Akyıldız

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The Capability To Wirelessly Edit Your Genome:

“Your cells are the same as computing components, and they can be upgraded to enhance these functions and new ones. 

And once this ‘system’ is installed, they can wirelessly edit your genome and do all kinds of things....

The molecules that are emitted by genetically modified bacteria and cells, inside the human body, are converted and read into Binary Machine Code of 1s and 0s, to inside and outside networks.”

-Brian Mitchell 

 

CRISPR & DREADDS:
CRISPR stands for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats.
DREADDS stands for Designer Receptors Exclusively Activated by Designer Drugs.

“They can add or subtract anything to the DNA, and it can be done remotely via the right signal. This allows for both human and non-human animal drones. It allows for augmenting humans as needed for military missions and security, etc.

DREADDS can be remotely controlled and activated when the body is exposed to the right "signal" or frequency.

It can transfer memory. It can create any product, as long as the correct DNA sequence is inserted into a living organism. It can be controlled remotely and affect the way one thinks and acts.”

-Brian Mitchell

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• Internet of Bodies (IoB)- Using CRISPR to electrically connect with and control the genome

• DREADDS For Neuroscientists - Search Results​

• CRISPR used to build dual-core computers inside human cells

• Scientists Used CRISPR To Turn a Cell Into a Biological Computer

• A CRISPR/Cas9-based central processing unit to program complex logic computation in human cells

• Non-Viral In Vivo Delivery of CRISPR-Cas9 using Protein-Agnostic, High-Loading Porous Silicon and Polymer Nanoparticles, published in ACS Nano (2024)

• Futuristic CRISPR-based biosensing in the cloud and internet of things era: an overview

• Use of CRISPR systems in plant genome editing: Toward new opportunities in agriculture

 

Cello:

A human made programming language that allows doctors and others to reprogram engineered bacteria to perform whatever is needed in the human body, remotely and wirelessly.

• Cello: Cell Logic

• Genetic circuit design automation with Cello 2.0 (online)

• Genetic circuit design automation with Cello 2.0 (PDF)

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Bi-Fi:

Biological Internet and communication through a biological communication network embedded in human bodies. It uses an innocuous bacterial virus to send information from cell to cell.

Stanford Bioengineers Introduce Bi-Fi: The Biological Internet

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“Biological Internet and communication between hosts through a biological communication network embedded in human bodies. The idea of the Biological Internet is to stay forever active (while alive) in human bodies, using kinetic, thermal and any other energy that our bodies constantly generate and through the integrated biosensors, metamaterials and liquid nanotechnology to transmit and transmit information, signal. To turn off the Biological Internet, it's not enough for the power to go down or 5G towers, or any other part of mobile networks, but just die.

That is, there is no exception in life!

This is what they are building now and this is what they are hiding to be able to implement in all of us the necessary components that generate a signal, fed by the tissues, the heart, the blood flow, our erythrocytes, and then when a fact is done, they may announce publicly our digital, bio-synthetic implementation into the global information system of mega AI and the neural network through which it has been created.” 

-Brian Mitchell​

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MI-FI technology:

• MI-FI: Micro/Nanoscale Transceivers for Wireless Molecular Information Communications

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Biofield:

• How the biofield is created by DNA resonance 

• According to the CIA, “A special feature of biofield interactions is the transfer of information from one biofield structure to another.”
  CIA: Informational Interaction of Isolated Systems Without Energy Transfer   

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Biomimetics:

• Biomimetic Nanomaterials: Diversity, Technology, and Biomedical Applications:

• Bioinspired and biomimetic micro- and nanostructures in biomedicine

• Biomimetic nanostructures/cues as drug delivery systems: a review

• Nanomaterials and nanotechnology for biomedical soft robots

• IEE: Bio-inspired, Biomimetics, and Biohybrid (Cyborg) Systems 

• Nanobots and Nanotubes: Two Alternative Biomimetic Paradigms of Nanotechnology 

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