Transhumanism into Cyborg Humans

from Jim Duke Perspective · host Jim Duke

In this episode we examine the technology of what is known as Transhumanism. The development into this relates to digital interface of the human brain, transformation into a digitally monitored creature, and bodily changes and cell structure of our DNA to be tapped into the system. Neuro-monitoring and frequency stimulant trigger emotional responses. Neuroweaponry can target individuals.

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