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Technical perspective is not as important as social. You don't commercialize revolutionary technologies unless the infrastructure to support and control them is there. Legit breakthroughs that are truly disruptive to the status quo happen on a frequent basis, but are never released to the public before their time due to the turbulence they will inevitably cause. Instead you have a covert war within the MIC until a certain group of people comes out on top.
When demand for these products does not meet expectations, you artificially construct one by creating a problem that didn't exist. A seemingly irrelevant statement which brings me to the point that there's still a great deal of natural resistance to transhumanism, even by the dissonant retards who reject it on the one hand, but will happily line up for neuralink when it's ready for launch just because they saw an ad of disabled hobo gaining a couple of iq points back and is fit to rejoin society. Innovation has stalled, because prosperity is not profitable, but control is.
Blotting out the evil sun and its disruptive flares, and as a result destroying the entire ecosystem which humans depend on for their well-being, survival and nature is part of the sequence of problems they're willing to create in the near future to justify the solutions. You can expect all kinds of BCIs and hidden tech to automagically appear in tandem with multipolar/ww3 crises revolving around the human future. Until then, it's theater. When the elitist parasite feels threatened, all he does is have regular people slaughter each other.
PDFs are available because information leaks all the time. Technical details are obscured to maintain advantage and division between haves and have-nots, nations and banks, inquisitive minds and midwits, conspiracy theorists and impulsive narcissists. And just because there's an instruction manual available on how to build Fat Man, it doesn't mean one gets to actually build one.