Bionic Man

 Okay, here's the timeline and cast of characters based on the provided sources. Timeline of Events 1791: Luigi Galvani conducts muscle twitch experiments on frogs, a precursor to understanding peripheral nerve activity (DARPA NEURAL PLASTICITY). Early 1970s: The term "brain-computer interface" (BCI) is coined (GAO). 1980s: Researchers begin developing wearable BCIs capable of simple computer tasks (GAO). 2003: DARPA Bio Info Micro Annual PI Meeting (Washington Headquarters Services > FOIA > Reading Room > Reading-Room-List_2 > DARPA) 2004: Direct Brain Machine Interface (Washington Headquarters Services > FOIA > Reading Room > Reading-Room-List_2 > DARPA) 2005: P.P. Irazoqui publishes on Inductive Powering in Miniature Implantable Neural Recording Devices (CID). 2010 - 2015: P.P. Irazoqui publishes extensively on various implantable device technologies including those related to epilepsy, intraocular pressure, and cardiovascular monitoring ...

  The Role of DARPA and ARPA-H in Neuro-Surveillance and Transhumanization The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) are at the forefront of initiatives that blend artificial intelligence with human biology. These agencies have long been involved in neuro-surveillance, transhumanization, and the development of advanced bio-technologies aimed at enhancing human capabilities for military and healthcare applications. DARPA, in particular, has pioneered projects like brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), which allow direct communication between the brain and external devices, while ARPA-H has focused on leveraging AI to revolutionize health and neurological research. Both agencies operate under the guise of innovation but face criticism for ethical violations and invasive experimentation. , Monti’s Fight for Transparency Monti, realizing the extent of the unethical experiments conducted on him, began filing Privacy...

The study " Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS ) over the human motor cortex modulates the brain's hemodynamic response to motor task" by Merzagora et al. (2010) examines the impact of tDCS on motor cortex activity. Using functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), the researchers measured hemodynamic responses during motor tasks before, during, and after tDCS application. The results indicate that anodal tDCS enhances cortical activation, while cathodal tDCS reduces it. These findings suggest that tDCS can modulate cortical excitability, as evidenced by changes in hemodynamic responses during motor tasks. This study provides insights into the neural mechanisms underlying tDCS-induced modulation of motor cortex activity. In the evolving landscape of neurotechnology, the use of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) has emerged as a powerful tool in human brain modulation. Research has demonstrated that optimized multi-electrode tDCS can significantl...

Discovering illegal Government Neurotechnology inside Your Body In the realm of neurotechnology and medical implants, there have been instances where individuals have reported unexplained sensations or anomalies that led them to suspect the presence of foreign objects within their bodies. While the idea of illegal government implants may sound like a plot from a science fiction novel, there have been documented cases where individuals have had unauthorized implants or devices discovered inside them. One such case involved a woman who experienced strange symptoms and sought medical help, only to discover through imaging scans the presence of a small, unidentified object embedded in her body. Further investigation revealed that the object was a tracking device that had been covertly implanted without her knowledge or consent. No Notification Surgery In another instance, a man who had undergone surgery for an unrelated condition found himself experiencing unusual sensations and electroma...

In the realm of advanced technology and innovation, DARPA's experiments with #CYBORG DRONES known as BroHybrid have sparked a new wave of research and development. These drones, which are part hybrid and part machine, draw inspiration from insects and are designed as Micro Air Vehicles (MAVs) for various applications. Thrust programs within DARPA, such as Grosystems, biomimetics, and biohybrids, play a crucial role in advancing the capabilities of these bioinspired drones. Biomimetics, a field closely intertwined with bionics, focuses on mimicking natural creatures like hummingbirds, bats, beetles, and flies in the design of MAVs such as the Black Widow. The history of biomimetic drones dates back to at least 1972 when the intelligence community, including the CIA, developed the insectothopter - a prototype dragonfly drone. This miniature marvel was powered by a tiny engine that enabled its wings to move in a lifelike manner, running on just a thimbleful of gas. DARPA's MAV pro...