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World Economic Forum Pushes Chip Implants for Children, Comparing Them to Eyeglasses & Hearing Aids (Video)

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The wacky doctor evils and almost comical wicked villains at the World Economic Forum are now pushing chip implants on the world’s children.  What’s even more concerning is how they are doing it.

Kathleen Philips writes at the WEF blog:

Superheroes have been dominating big and small screens for a while, but there’s a subtle change happening. Many children expect to develop superpowers themselves.

These expectations may sound unattainable, but we’re already making the first strides towards an “augmented society”. Trade fairs are boasting augmented reality (AR) goggles that show technicians where a particular screw should go. Your own phone gives you information about your fitness in real time or tells you about the latest fad.

Augmentation can be defined as the extension of rehabilitation where technological aids such as glasses, cochlear implants or prosthetics are designed to restore a lost or impaired function. Add it to completely healthy individuals and such technology can augment. Night goggles, exoskeletons and brain-computer interfaces build up the picture. The augmenting technology will help in all stages of life: children in a learning environment, professionals at work and ambitious senior citizens. There are many possibilities.

What augmented reality can do

Picture this scenario. You’re talking to someone in a noisy setting, at a bar, at a party. Even though your hearing is fine, the situation makes it extremely difficult to understand your companion. Imagine you could just put on glasses or earbuds that offer the same sound directionality as a hearing aid.

Or another example: many children with attention deficit struggle in school. In the best case, they get special education services or classroom accommodations. However, with extra visual and audio guidance that blocks off excess stimuli, an otherwise-enabled child can cope with a standard school environment. And when class is over and playtime begins, they can just take the aids off.

Augmented reality doesn’t end there. Your phone might feel like part of your body, but it’s not put in through surgery. Technology will become more intertwined with the body in the form of implants, but it will also seamlessly integrate with the environment – you might have sensors in a chair, for example.

They then provide this little video and you can see how they are trying to appeal to the best intentions, right?  But the evil lies beneath the thin veil of “help.”

Philips then attempts to make people feel good about implants.

Are we moving towards a ‘brave new world’? As scary as chip implants may sound, they form part of a natural evolution that wearables once underwent. Hearing aids or glasses no longer carry a stigma. They are accessories and are even considered a fashion item. Likewise, implants will evolve into a commodity. If that sounds unlikely, then consider the alternatives we currently use. Drugs often show unwanted effects because they affect multiple biological processes at the same time. Someone on long-term medication may want to try an implant that sends very precise electrical or optical pulses instead.

Getting an implant is obviously more invasive than picking up a pair of glasses. Generally, implants will be linked to medical conditions. The extent to which a particular device becomes common will depend on the technology’s functionality and how far it’s integrated into your body and daily life(style).

Carrying around the equivalent of a dog’s nose in a gadget like your phone or a wearable like a necklace can be handy to sniff out COVID-19 or food allergens. In those cases, it is usually enough that your phone pings whenever you’re in the vicinity of whatever you’re guarding against. There is no immediate reason to implant this extra sense into your body. However, a deadly peanut allergy may justify a more permanent solution.

Didi Rankovic makes this point at Reclaim the Net: “…critics of these trends say their opposition has nothing to do with “stigmas” – rather with serious concerns about civil rights, privacy, and the very concept of human autonomy.”

Exactly right, and seeing that Klaus Schwab’s sodomite advisor Yuval Noah Harari has told us their intentions, we would be wise to pay attention to Harari and ignore Philips.  So, hear him in his own words.

Criminal Mastermind Noah Harari Wants To Hack You, But Won’t Allow Himself To Be Hacked

Yuval Noah Harari: “Your Immune Systems Will Be Connected to Net”

Klaus Schwab’s Puppet Yuval Noah Harari: “What Do We Need Humans For?”

Yuval Noah Harari: Next Industrial Revolution Will Create a Class of ‘Meaningless, Worthless’ People

Yuval Noah Harari: Rise of Technology Will Make Humans ‘Unnecessary’ and ‘Useless’

And why does he think like this?  Because he rejects the Lord Jesus Christ as King…

…and he thinks he is a god to himself.

Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media


Tim Brown

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