This 🧵 thread covers all aspects of surveillance like aerial surveillance, wi-fi, biometric, digital, under the skin, and more.
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Card #01: 👁️ Surveillance
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Card #02: 🚁 Aerial Surveillance
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Aerial surveillance refers to the systematic monitoring of an area from an elevated vantage point using aircraft, satellites, balloons, or drones. Equipped with high-resolution optical cameras, infrared heat sensors, and radar, these platforms are widely utilized for military intelligence, law enforcement, environmental conservation, and disaster response.
Aerial surveillance refers to the systematic monitoring of an area from an elevated vantage point using aircraft, satellites, balloons, or drones. Equipped with high-resolution optical cameras, infrared heat sensors, and radar, these platforms are widely utilized for military intelligence, law enforcement, environmental conservation, and disaster response.
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Card #03: ⭕️ Object Tracking
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Card #04: 🧠🛜 Using AI to decode thoughts and Wifi to track movement.
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This video shows how AI decoders can be used to both sense what you are seeing but also to use wifi signals to sense the location of someone in a room.
This video shows how AI decoders can be used to both sense what you are seeing but also to use wifi signals to sense the location of someone in a room.
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Card #05: 👁️ ARGUS Aerial Surveillance
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Video footage of the ARGUS aerial surveillance system. This 24-hour system provides constant wide-area aerial surveillance. This type of persistent observation surveillance can be stored, searched, and rewound. Combining
Video footage of the ARGUS aerial surveillance system. This 24-hour system provides constant wide-area aerial surveillance.
This type of persistent observation surveillance can be stored, searched, and rewound. Combining into a time machine for public space.
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Card #06: 👁️⭕️ Sam Altman: A Perfect Surveillance State
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In an excerpt from a talk about AI, Sam Altman warns of a future where individuals will have 'no freedom' and 'no agency.' He describes this scenario as a 'perfect surveillance state,' where privacy is nonexistent. Accor
In an excerpt from a talk about AI, Sam Altman warns of a future where individuals will have 'no freedom' and 'no agency.' He describes this scenario as a 'perfect surveillance state,' where privacy is nonexistent.
According to Altman, people may experience 'great comfort' but at the expense of autonomy, with nothing left for humans to do that truly matters beyond serving AI-driven material wealth.
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Card #07: 👁️🚨 Total Information Awareness: Pre-Crime
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Whitney Webb just exposed that Polymarket is part of a secret deep state plan to build a digital control grid. “Polymarket and Palantir are partners.” “The goal is not just … mass surveillance.” “It’s predictive policing
Whitney Webb just exposed that Polymarket is part of a secret deep state plan to build a digital control grid. “Polymarket and Palantir are partners.” “The goal is not just … mass surveillance.” “It’s predictive policing.” “This is the privatized panopticon.”
This story is way darker than you think. The “official narrative” of Polymarket’s founding is this: Shayne Coplan created it during Covid, “in his bathroom,” because the “uncertainty” of the Covid era was the “best time for prediction markets.” Webb declared that story is “bunk.” “Even though he’s alone in his bathroom building this company … he somehow raises $4 million just three months after the company launches.” “We know that he had all these connections, particularly the people that sort of bridged the US-Israeli crypto tech scene.” “And the main people backing him are Coinbase’s earliest employees.” “Remember, Coinbase takes Augur and sunsets it.” “Augur was an attempt to resurrect PAM.” “What was PAM?” “PAM was the Policy Analysis Market that these guys have been trying to resurrect.” It was a DARPA project. “There’s an interview that he gave in 2020 where he said a lot of the passion for the creation of Polymarket … was DARPA’s [PAM].” “It was part of TIA.” “Total Information Awareness.” TIA was another DARPA project launched after 9/11. The goal was to build a federal mass surveillance apparatus. TIA was defunded by Congress after public backlash, but it never really went away. It was just privatized, and eventually became Palantir. The goal? “It was to predict.” “Pre-crime.” “So Polymarket … just like with PAM, the odds are there to help feed the pre-crime engine.” “And we know that Polymarket bets can be rigged.” “And that Polymarket itself puts out misinformation sometimes to make trades swing one way or the other.” “And that insider trading is a huge problem.” “The context of that, and as it’s meant to interface with what is now Palantir, is really unsettling.”
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Card #08: 🫀🧠 Graphene Sensors For Human Health Monitoring
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Graphene is revolutionizing human health monitoring by enabling real-time, non-invasive, and ultra-sensitive diagnostics. Its exceptional electrical conductivity, flexibility, and biocompatibility allow it to interface seamlessly with the human body. In theory these sensors attach to all sorts of things such as: your 🫁 lungs, your 🫀 heart, your vocal chords, even your optic nerves, and neurons in the human 🧠 brain. These graphene-sensors form a sort of organic sensor mesh inside the body. Radio frequency modulation stimulates and senses the changes in these materials and AI decodes and maps the read data. This includes mapping things such as: breathing patterns, heart rates, vocal vibration to speech, and even mapping visual optics and thoughts.
Graphene is revolutionizing human health monitoring by enabling real-time, non-invasive, and ultra-sensitive diagnostics. Its exceptional electrical conductivity, flexibility, and biocompatibility allow it to interface seamlessly with the human body.
In theory these sensors attach to all sorts of things such as: your 🫁 lungs, your 🫀 heart, your vocal chords, even your optic nerves, and neurons in the human 🧠 brain.
These graphene-sensors form a sort of organic sensor mesh inside the body. Radio frequency modulation stimulates and senses the changes in these materials and AI decodes and maps the read data. This includes mapping things such as: breathing patterns, heart rates, vocal vibration to speech, and even mapping visual optics and thoughts.
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Card #09: 👁️👥 Monitoring Productivity & Surveillance For Productivity
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"How many of you wear something like an Apple Watch? Fitbit, smart device? Yeah, many people. It's a many billion dollar industry at this point." "Most people are very comfortable with at least some forms of human quantification. In fact, it's become so widespread that most people feel like there's not that much to worry about when it comes to doing something like monitoring your heart rate." "Okay, well, if you don't like your job, just quit. But what if there's nowhere to go? What if everywhere has ubiquitous monitoring? In fact, during the pandemic, what we found was that 80% of companies admitted that they use at least some forms of so-called bossware technology to monitor the productivity of their employees. Whether it's or white collar employee monitoring what's on their screen or in any other context, surveillance is part of our everyday lives. Surveillance for productivity is part of what has become the norm in the workplace. And maybe with good reason. Nine out of 10 employees
"How many of you wear something like an Apple Watch? Fitbit, smart device? Yeah, many people. It's a many billion dollar industry at this point."
"Most people are very comfortable with at least some forms of human quantification. In fact, it's become so widespread that most people feel like there's not that much to worry about when it comes to doing something like monitoring your heart rate."
"Okay, well, if you don't like your job, just quit. But what if there's nowhere to go? What if everywhere has ubiquitous monitoring? In fact, during the pandemic, what we found was that 80% of companies admitted that they use at least some forms of so-called bossware technology to monitor the productivity of their employees. Whether it's or white collar employee monitoring what's on their screen or in any other context, surveillance is part of our everyday lives. Surveillance for productivity is part of what has become the norm in the workplace. And maybe with good reason. Nine out of 10 employees waste time during the workday, they focus on other things. There may be good reasons why we want to be able to find better ways to monitor whether somebody is paying attention."
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Card #10: 💭 Using Graphene To Decode Thoughts & Speech
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The attachments discuss neural interfaces using graphene to decode speech-related brain 🧠 activity. The idea involves recording motor cortex signals related to articulation and speech, then decoding these signals to send to a speech synthesizer. Graphene is highlighted for its ability to conformably cover the brain's surface while offering a high signal-to-noise ratio, allowing for precise reading of small neural signals.
The attachments discuss neural interfaces using graphene to decode speech-related brain 🧠 activity.
The idea involves recording motor cortex signals related to articulation and speech, then decoding these signals to send to a speech synthesizer.
Graphene is highlighted for its ability to conformably cover the brain's surface while offering a high signal-to-noise ratio, allowing for precise reading of small neural signals.
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Card #11: 👁️
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Card #12: 👤👁️ Under The Skin Biometric Surveillance
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There is a paradigm shift in surveillance 👁️ technologies, moving from 'external monitoring' to 'internal biometric tracking'. Yuval Noah Harari asserts that the 🦠 COVID-19 pandemic has normalized the collection of under-the-skin data, including body 🌡️ temperature, blood 🩸 pressure, and heart 🫀 rate, which could be used to assess health conditions and even emotional responses. This is a historic transformation in surveillance capabilities, enabling unprecedented insights into individuals' physiological states. This shift allows for more intrusive monitoring than ever before, suggesting that the implications of these advancements includes the potential erosion of concepts like free will and personal privacy. 📍 It's noted that COVID-19's role in legitimizing total biometric surveillance, noting its acceptance even in democratic societies that previously resisted mass surveillance systems. 📍 Other types of under the skin surveillance include 'Graphene Sensors For Human Health Moni
There is a paradigm shift in surveillance 👁️ technologies, moving from 'external monitoring' to 'internal biometric tracking'.
Yuval Noah Harari asserts that the 🦠 COVID-19 pandemic has normalized the collection of under-the-skin data, including body 🌡️ temperature, blood 🩸 pressure, and heart 🫀 rate, which could be used to assess health conditions and even emotional responses.
This is a historic transformation in surveillance capabilities, enabling unprecedented insights into individuals' physiological states. This shift allows for more intrusive monitoring than ever before, suggesting that the implications of these advancements includes the potential erosion of concepts like free will and personal privacy.
📍 It's noted that COVID-19's role in legitimizing total biometric surveillance, noting its acceptance even in democratic societies that previously resisted mass surveillance systems.
📍 Other types of under the skin surveillance include 'Graphene Sensors For Human Health Monitoring'.
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Card #13: 🎤👁️ Larry Ellison On Surveillance & Behaviour
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Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison touts his company's new AI-monitored body cameras, which live stream footage back to headquarters and cannot be switched off. "Citizens will be on their best behaviour, because we're constantly recording and reporting everything that's going on." "These are the kind of next generation systems we can build using AI."
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison touts his company's new AI-monitored body cameras, which live stream footage back to headquarters and cannot be switched off.
"Citizens will be on their best behaviour, because we're constantly recording and reporting everything that's going on."
"These are the kind of next generation systems we can build using AI."
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Card #14: 👥 The Digital Duplicate & Digital Clone
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A digital duplicate (or "digital twin") is a virtual replica of a physical object, person, or system. It continuously syncs with real-world data using AI and IoT sensors to mirror actions, predict outcomes, and automate
A digital duplicate (or "digital twin") is a virtual replica of a physical object, person, or system.
It continuously syncs with real-world data using AI and IoT sensors to mirror actions, predict outcomes, and automate tasks. Uses range from corporate supply chain mapping to personal AI avatars.
📍 It is a digital duplicate that replicates you. Answers questions like you. Represents you.
📍 AI algorithms analyze the Internet of Bodies for predictive policing.
🚨 Digital duplicate 'predictive policing' is the use of artificial intelligence to create virtual copies of cities and individuals. These models run millions of simulations to guess when and where crimes will happen. Police use these predictions to direct patrols and catch suspects before a crime occurs.
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Card #15: 🛜⚫️ The 6G Network & Graphene
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6G enables deeper penetration into individuals' skin and more pervasive monitoring than older technologies. 📍 'Graphene' is widely considered a foundational material for '6G networks'. Because it operates exceptionally well at sub-terahertz (THz) frequencies, graphene is utilized to build highly energy-efficient signal receivers, reconfigurable intelligent surfaces, and ultra-fast, tunable 6G antennas. A representative from the World Economic Forum (WEF) states that around 2030, the rollout of 6G will likely make smartphones as we know them obsolete. Instead, many technological interfaces may be built directly into 👤 human bodies, implying a significant integration of technology with biology. 🤖🧬
6G enables deeper penetration into individuals' skin and more pervasive monitoring than older technologies.
📍 'Graphene' is widely considered a foundational material for '6G networks'. Because it operates exceptionally well at sub-terahertz (THz) frequencies, graphene is utilized to build highly energy-efficient signal receivers, reconfigurable intelligent surfaces, and ultra-fast, tunable 6G antennas.
A representative from the World Economic Forum (WEF) states that around 2030, the rollout of 6G will likely make smartphones as we know them obsolete. Instead, many technological interfaces may be built directly into 👤 human bodies, implying a significant integration of technology with biology. 🤖🧬
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Card #16: 👤🛜 The Fourth Industrial Revolution: The Internet of Bodies
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The Internet of Bodies (IoB) connects the human body to a network. It links wearable, ingestible, or implantable devices to the internet to collect health metrics, track biometrics, alter bodily functions, and to underst
The Internet of Bodies (IoB) connects the human body to a network. It links wearable, ingestible, or implantable devices to the internet to collect health metrics, track biometrics, alter bodily functions, and to understand & influence human actions.
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