[Nachfolger]

Maybe one day you’ll get a life and look back at your trolling as the cry for help that it always has been.

I'm not sure why you internalized his comment like this? He's just memeing mr Slim.

Let me know what you thought of my post, I thought it was equally funny.

[SIM-4033767]

I found this article the other night and found it really interesting: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20...175653.htm


Check out the full page. I find stuff like this fascinating. We as humans continuously push the boundaries of science and nature to come up with extraordinary achievements such as this. Thoughts?

Wtf this kinda scary tho

[Zexi]

First they started turning the fricking frogs gay and now this. Poor frogs man.

[Kenjataimu]

😎

If only you all knew

[Citoa]

I am so interested though... What happens with all of these inventions? Why are they all just lost in some articles and some YouTube videos? I haven't seen anyone funding them and producing more of them. I'm not talking only about those frogs. I'm talking about all of the inventions that we have had over the last 10 years. Inventions that can be so useful. For example just yesterday someone shared solar panels that can replace windows. I have seen videos on YouTube about all kinds of things. From plastic eating cells to water cleansing capsules and robots doing surgery. Why aren't these things used more often and by more people, why aren't they funded and spread around the places where they are needed?

[vyactor]

It's quite out of my brain to think that even cells of an organism are programmable. I guess this is the first time that someone is programming an organism's cell? It is something I've never heard of. Computers and programs are already taking over this world, and we may be able to do almost everything through the computer one day, along with facing problems too.
The term "Programmable Organism" really amazed me.

[Sly Cooper]

This is absolutely fascinating. Good find. Thanks for sharing.

[Bulma]

So as i understand these robot cells could travel to any of the human body parts and give information or even start healing?
I have heard something about these nanorobots in the past, which could travel to any body part and collect information that won't be available to get from traditional medicine.

[LoremIpsum]

We are slowly erasing the line between humans and machines. Thoughts?

We sure are, without a doubt.
The big plan is already rolling out very well and the majority of the people do not recognise where the road is leading to.

We went from house-gadgets like a PC, TV, House-phone, speakers to to-go gadgets, like a cellphone, laptops, mp3 etc.
A step further and we went to wearables, like Smart-watch, Glasses, wireless headphones, etc.
Another step further, as seen in some European countries, to implants. The chips are implanted with a wireless technology to be scanned, to open doors, unlock gadgets and more.
This is a huge step, for making us feel it's normal to become 'one' with technology, the pre-steps of a big evolution towards becoming cyber-humans, partially A.I. with our Souls uploaded in some device while being driven by technology and less human like decision makings. This is a small part of the 'mind-control' programs which is one of the biggest agenda's of those in control. I won't go further into details about this. Let's talk about the product itself..

The chips, on the other hand, are made of glass. To be exact; Bioglas Schott 8625. Look up this type of glass if it's new for you. The glass is strong and 'human friendly', which is already revealing that it's made for us humans. Biologically Glass so to speak. The glass is easy to implant and pretty useful to begin with. I'd never do it unless I'm forced to do it, but as long as I have a free will. I want to keep the line between humans and machines as much as I can 🤝

[Vеrt]

Would anyone here be willing to try this? I personally would say no, unless it would be life or death