Corona2Inspect Transcript
Corona2Inspect Transcript
The first three, known as ‘OUI’ correspond to the device manufacturer’s identifier. The
last three blocks, also known as “NIC,” are the serial number or identifier of the device
itself.
These MAC addresses, unlike those of a normal device, are characterised by having
no known manufacturer identifier. In other words, they are unknown. This can be
checked in any of the manufacturer's MAC databases. In this way, it can be discerned
that the MAC address does not correspond to any electronics manufacturer.
Their work shows that anonymous MAC addresses are emitted by vaccinated people,
as opposed to nonvaccinated people who had no wireless emission at all. This was
tested under appropriate environmental conditions and with technical means of
observing low energy Bluetooth signals, also known as “BLE.”
Anyone with an Android cell phone can experience this on their own. If you activate the
Bluetooth function and select the pair new device option, you will notice that a list of
known and unknown devices which are close to your range will appear. It should also
be noted that the latest Android updates in some cases are disabling this capability on
your phone. To reverse this, you will need to enable the phone's developer options and
check that the options related to Bluetooth are not disabled. Specifically, the unnamed
MAC display option. On Apple phones, you can also check if applications such as BLE
scanners are installed.
A simple experiment that anyone can do is to find a stretch of road with little traffic and
low speed where there is no regular foot traffic in the area. Place yourself in a safe
location where you can observe vehicle traffic in both directions of the road. Activate
your Bluetooth and you will notice that the vaccinated persons in their vehicle will
appear as they approach the point where they are and disappear as they move away.
Therefore, the question must be asked, what is it in the vaccines that is responsible for
the MAC emission phenomenon?
The only thing that can be causing it is the presence of an intracorporal network of
nano communications, according to the scientific literature consulted.
The purpose of an intracorporal network is very diverse. For example, biomedical uses
which facilitate the control of physiological parameters heart rate, blood pressure,
glucose levels, respiratory rate, etc. And also, neuromodulation, neurostimulation,
interaction with the functioning of vital organs, measurement and interaction of
neurotransmitters, and alteration of brain electrical activity. It is rather complicated to
infer which of these applications, if not all, are the ones that have been predefined for
this intracorporal network. We will talk about that in the last section of this exposition.
Now, let us describe the topology of the intracorporal network, i.e., the devices
connected to the network. For this purpose, we will state from the device at the lowest
level to the most complex at the highest level.
1. Nano nodes. Nano nodes, also known as nano sensors, are nanometer-scale
objects that would be very difficult to observe under an optical microscope
unless they form clusters. Their function is to propagate through the
cardiovascular system of the human body - arteries, capillaries, and heart - in
order to facilitate the propagation of wireless signals of the intracorporal
network. In order to carry out this main function, the nano nodes must number in
the thousands, with the aim of being present at any point in the bloodstream.
The question, therefore, arises as to what material present in the vaccines
would be responsible for creating these nano nodes? The most likely hypothesis
is that it would be through graphene oxide, whose decomposition would occur
gradually forming the well-known. Graphene quantum dots or GQDs. In this
way, with a relatively small amount of graphene, it would be feasible to create
thousands of graphene quantum dots as a product of the decomposition of
larger sheets, causing their dissemination throughout the body until they reach a
sufficiently small size to be unaffected by the immune system. On the other
hand, graphene, as is already known, has superconducting properties, and
when it is reduced to a nanometer scale, it also acquires quantum properties,
which gives it the ability to propagate signals or pulses as if it were an antenna.
In fact, it has been demonstrated that graphene is capable of absorbing
electromagnetic radiation and amplifying signals from gigahertz to terahertz,
which makes it the ideal material to achieve the desired propagation in the
intracorporal network.
2. Micro or nano sensors. Sensors at both scales are described in the scientific
literature as simple devices for monitoring physiological parameters - collecting
electrical signals, and metric and quantitative evaluations in the human body -
but also as an interface for interaction with target organs. For example,
micro/nano sensors can be made up of a lattice of graphene nanosheets and
carbon nanotubes or carbon fibres. These lattices adhere to the walls of the
endothelium, the cardiac and arterial system, and even in brain tissue due to
their ability to overcome the blood-brain barrier. Once established, they
generate electrical conduction paths equivalent to the wires of a circuit, which,
together with the superconducting capacity of the material, becomes a field-
effect transistor. This makes it possible to detect the electrical pulses of the
organ with which it is in contact, for example, the heart, the brain, or the alveolar
tissue in the lungs, but also to interact by emitting electrical discharges, since
they can also act as supercapacitors due to the piezoelectric properties they
possess. In this sense they would act as an interface since given a certain
signal at the appropriate frequency, they could trigger these discharge
operations. This, applied to sensitive organs such as the heart and even the
respiratory system, could cause choking sensations, fainting arrhythmias or
heart attacks. In the case of brain tissue, the scientific literature is very profuse
and includes a multitude of experiments and tests with carbon nanotubes and
graphene and graphene oxide nanosheets to act as electrodes capable of
acting as bridges between neurons and stimulating their electrical activity, which
makes it possible, de facto, to create artificial axons and influence the
segregation of neurotransmitters. Presumably, this would make it possible to
interfere with the proper functioning of a person's psyche, monitor the electrical
conductivity of brain regions, alter behaviour, thinking, conduct, and so on.
3. Micro or nano router. These are devices whose function is to collect and
process the data obtained through the nano nodes and nano sensors, sending
and propagating the information to the micro or nano interface so that the data
is transmitted from the inside to the outside of the body. It can also act in the
opposite direction, that is, from outside to inside the body, for which it will
receive the signal from the micro/nano interface, decoding and routing it to
retransmit it to the rest of the elements of the intracorporal network. In many
references consulted, these routers consist of micro antennas or plasmonic
nanoantennae, transmission circuits, encoding and decoding of signals
according to a MAC protocol which determines the rules of construction of
messages and antenna emissions. In addition, these micro routers are
responsible for translating the lower-level signals produced by the microsensors
and micro node signals known as TS-OOK. TS-OOK signals are the most
recognised in all scientific papers on intracorporal networks because they have
a low energy emission cost. Also because of their simplicity due to the fact that
they are binary signals which collect electrical pulses with value “one” and
silences with value “zero.” In this way, the potential variations and pulses
sensed by the micro/nano sensors and micro nodes throughout the body can be
transmitted in TS-OOK so that they can be received by the micro/nano router.
According to the scientific literature, the micro/nano router could be the key to
the phenomenon of MAC broadcasts, since the data sent from inside to outside
the human body is transmitted according to a medium access protocol which
determines headers, data packet structures, coding, frequency hopping map,
encryption, and so on. Being able to detect MAC addresses means that the
designers of the intracorporal network most likely designed it to use Bluetooth
low energy protocols, also known as BLE - Bluetooth Low Energy. However,
being able to see and detect these MACs on the cell phone does not mean that
they use exactly the same protocols. In fact, it is not possible to link or connect
to the anonymous MAC devices.
4. Micro or nano interface. It is defined in the scientific literature as a hybrid device
responsible for capturing the signals emitted from the outside and transmitting
them inward or performing the reverse process outward to emit data. Its function
is to pass through the skin barrier, which greatly reduces the effectiveness of
the emissions. Therefore, it could be considered a repeater and signal amplifier.
This device maintains communication with the micro/nano router, reproducing
the transmission of data packets, according to the MAC protocol. The range of
the micro/nano interface emissions is limited according to the literature
consulted. Specifically, a few meters due to the mitigation of the signal caused
by the layers of the skin. However, a long transmission distance is not
necessary either, considering that the recipient of the signals is the user's cell
phone, also known as the “gateway,” which will be responsible for transmitting
the data packets to one or more recipients via the Internet.
5. Gateway. As indicated above, the objective of the emissions from the
micro/nano router and the micro/nano interface is to reach the gateway
recognised in various publications as the cell phone, tablet or wearable device
with an internet connection.
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