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chapter 9

H1- MICROCHIP / CYBER COGNITIVE

the “crown virus” and the social control
big data & I.A.  propaganda and informatic

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The need to control human metabolism through microchips had to be implemented by the world government, with the super vision of the united states, which had to monitor the reactions of the population, especially in Europe and an experimental city had been chosen to observe on a statistical and psychological level the attitudes of the population to propaganda, repression and control of the territory.

The law for the insertion of the microchip under the skin, had to be imposed together with a deeper form of absolute social control, and justified by the extreme conditions of the emergency and the safeguarding of public health.

In this regard, a certain amount of viruses (H1A) , generically called "crown viruses", had been released, not exactly in the center of the city but in its smaller neighboring cities, in a territory that is generally controllable, to observe the reactions of the population their isolation and control by the military, which had forbidden their removal from the hearth of the epidemic.

China had already been able to count on total control of information, and the gimmick seems to have worked, as a system of absolute control of the population, forced to undergo a curfew, and to restrictions on personal liberties, Chinese cities had the unfortunate opportunity to remain deserted and their people to remain locked up in their homes.

The virus was believed to have been created in the laboratory precisely to act on people who are already old and sick, to be able to get rid of them, first of all, without being accused of wanting to exterminate them, at first instance. But the second aspect was more important, obliging citizens to absolute control, and preparing them for the forced insertion of microchips under the skin in order to monitor each individual citizen from the risk of the pandemic and thus prevent the development and spread of the disease.

The disease could affect about 60% of humanity in a short time, but this was only the initial phase of the project, as China had 'already', a short time before, experimented with an exercise where a biological attack was expected.

The next phase would have needed the substantial possibility of having an antidote to the disease, fast effective and 100% safe.
Not so much to put it on the pharmaceutical market, as to keep it secret from the masses, and to use the disease as an extermination system to reduce the world population drastically and quickly and painlessly.

The system provided for some phases of progressive experimentation, limited to some territories, where it could be hoped that the phenomena would remain limited. So as to be able to maintain a certain semblance of normalcy, necessary both to not create a condition of absolute panic, and to allow the elite; to continue their existence without the risk of riots or mass protests that could jeopardize their habits and the facade for good that the companies had always had to show.

Martial law and the insertion of the microchip moved in the same direction, and the world government was trembling because this happened in the shortest possible time and that all this was painless, the risk of the pandemic due to a dangerous virus was the best way for citizens to accept, in spite of themselves, this inevitable anthropological revolution.

Once implemented, the law would have obliged all citizens of the world to have a microchip inserted and connected with connective tissues, precisely because this would have allowed to check the metabolism of each citizen, and to verify through a data base, every single aspect of provenance and health status of each individual citizen. with a fast and perfect system, as only applied computer science could be ..

I.A. BIOLOGICAL EXTENSION
Artificial Intelligence (AI) as an extension of biology represents a new frontier of human evolution, where the distinction between natural and artificial blurs, creating an integration between biology and technology. This vision considers AI not just as an external tool, but as a functional "organ" or cognitive prosthesis that enhances human capabilities. Here are the key points of this convergence: The Concept of the Cognitive Cyborg: Humans are already, in a sense, cyborgs due to their reliance on smartphones and computers, which act as extensions of memory and data processing. AI takes this concept to the next level, acting as an extension of thought and cognitive capabilities. Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI): Technologies like Neuralink aim to create a high-bandwidth interface between the human brain and AI systems, enabling direct and rapid communication, as opposed to slow input methods like typing. Bioinformatics and Biological Research: AI is revolutionizing biology, serving as a tool capable of analyzing complex data, predicting protein structures (like AlphaFold), and even writing genetic code. AI as a Symbiotic "Organism": Some researchers view AI-built structures as extensions of human physiology, similar to how a termite nest is part of a colony. AI is seen as an extension of the mind and body in a symbiotic context. Biocomputing and "Wetware": Research is merging living brain cells with silicon chips (biocomputing) to create hybrid systems that learn and adapt organically, reducing energy consumption and overcoming the limitations of pure silicon. Challenges and Implications: Ethics and Identity: The integration of AI into the human body raises questions about what it means to be human and the privacy of neural data. Biological Limitations: Despite advances, current AI lacks biological substrate, emotions, and true consciousness, remaining a functional extension rather than a full fusion. In short, AI is becoming a "prosthetic" for the mind, transforming biological research and becoming increasingly integrated with human biology, accelerating research in fields such as personalized medicine and gene synthesis.

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