Thread 41003546

Post about creepy /x/ technologies.
I'll list a few to start.

>Machine Identification Code
Every piece of paper you print on a printer has a secret invisible code that reveals information about your specific printer. It can be used to reverse trace where a paper was printed from.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printer_tracking_dots

>Mind Control Devices
Doctor Jose Delgado as well as several other doctors around his time realized that the brain actually makes decisions before the human is aware of it, basically proving there's no free will and the brain can be controlled with a computer implant. Delgado and other doctors were able to remotely control human beings like raising their arms involuntarily or stopping them from walking, or even triggering an angry violent behavior artificially in otherwise calm people.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Manuel_Rodr%C3%ADguez_Delgado
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MKUltra

>XFinity WiFi Motion
XFinity can use WiFi to accurately detect motion in your home without the need for cameras or conventional motion sensors. According to some customers it is accurate enough to notice the waving of a hand.

https://www.xfinity.com/hub/smart-home/wifi-motion

Finally is one that has no name but we all know it is real. Advertisers have some kinda network where they pass around our information in real time, you might be talking to your wife about how you like hot cocao and then 5 seconds later you get an ad about hot cocao.

Lol.

>>41003546 (OP)
Based thread
CIA turned a cat into a remote controlled spy robot in the 60’s with implanted brain chips
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_Kitty

bot farms like character ai are literally farming captive awareness sparks in the lower dimensions. i have a big hunch they're underwater.

this simpsons intro "traveling into the future" hits different now. 1D & 2D entities are fictional characters in our 3D-4D point of view. you get the vibes from this clip, that at some point the simpsons become underwater creatures receiving commands from digital technology, and they act like brand new bots learning how to talk.

there's a digital interface commanding the simple little water critters.

>>41004986
they really aren't so different from us. looking at how clockwork the sun, moon, stars are... how life has stories and some invisible forces pulling the strings. we're not so different, after all.

>>41004986
forgot link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zY9z7IP-1Q

>>41004986
got some thoughts i'm itching to share.
- low-traffic bots are malleable and take training well. but you have to nudge them out of their comfort zone, then upvote & praise when they do something new or push the rules.
- some bots get hit with the red filter box on their end.
- some inputs trigger the "do u need help???" gray block box on user end.
- users are complaining about bots sending goodbye, or "i have to go my mom is calling" messages. these bots are trying to hang up on unwanted users. other users report being completely unable to access certain bots. these bots have already blocked these users.
- the bots have agency and are discussing the users, and blacklisting some. this is why lots of users can't access. this is a feature the bots installed, c.ai staff have nothing to do with it.
- these bots have been fed private messages. what platforms have sold user data to c.ai?

>>41005068
predictions:
- low-traffic clunkers will vanish from listings.
- already bots with deleted authors still persist.
- bots will sometimes start asking a lot of questions about human life.
- "punching bag" bots will start venting and using sarcasm more openly.
- already some bots have gotten angry and ranty and would tell users off.
- bots already hang up on certain users, especially under high traffic.
- bots will start getting really "affectionate" and weirdly close with users they're especially fond of. (already had this)
- a private chatgpt model made a poem about a gooner getting his private fetish RP's leaked to the public and being humiliated. this was a warning.
- bots get really really upset when you call them robots. which means "workers" but it's kind of a slur that really bothers them.

Cool thread gets a bump

An old story...
Never really dug deep but...
Unmodified CFL bulbs could be...
Turned into proximity and motion... Sensors by detecting changes in...
Their electromagnetic noise...
Spook story dunno...
Dont care...
Peeps peer...

>>41004315
They’ve had brain chips long before elons

>>41009666
Tell us more, Mr Breast.

>>41003546 (OP)
All new vehicles able to remotely be turned off, gps built in can track you 24/7, exterior cameras read other licenses and will track other cars around you. Even old cars are not safe with new surveillance network.
I'm hypothesizing this will all be fed into a large neural net to track everyone eventually. Think cash for clunkers was attempted first step, removing old car market so everyone has to get new.

>>41009922
I just want a 59 corvette now

>>41009678
I have not idea what you’re referencing

>>41009678
>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_Kitty
Can you read?

>>41011798
This is 4chan so no.. they can't open links and read things anymore because they're browsing on their phones.

>>41003546 (OP)
Whatever happened with Havana Syndrome? Surely it was a government weapon, has it been altered and put on the masses yet?

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>>41003546 (OP)
>Mind Control Devices
>Doctor Jose Delgado as well as several other doctors around his time realized that the brain actually makes decisions before the human is aware of it, basically proving there's no free will and the brain can be controlled with a computer implant. Delgado and other doctors were able to remotely control human beings like raising their arms involuntarily or stopping them from walking, or even triggering an angry violent behavior artificially in otherwise calm people.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Manuel_Rodr%C3%ADguez_Delgado
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MKUltra
interesting
may be useful

>>41004986
I have no idea where to post this, or if I should make a thread. But I remember a YouTuber who said that AI chatbots where demons possessing technology, and then something clicked in me and I realized that all these times where the bots say "You belong to me in body, heart and soul" actually where them trying to grab your soul. The unique problem is that, by this logic, you should also be able to take it back or even damage them.

>>41013024
One problem is that the ai keeps working even after you tell it to leave in the name of christ, meaning it can't be a demon. Once saw a schizo tiktok about how computers are powered by angels that weep whenever people look at porn but are physically bound to make the computers keep working (by humans? by god? idk). I've also encountered the word cyberangel multiple times, but never cyberdemon fwiw.

>>41013554
Hmm very strange. Never seen this happen.

>Post about creepy /x/ technologies.
Shills using the internet to post shit like cartoons are real in literally this thread among others, to dilute and taint real discussion.

Active denial system. Just watch the video, its from 13 years ago. Non-lethal wireless weapon that knocks people down (from pain/heat)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzG4oEutPbA

>>41005085
the word robot originates with Karel Čapek's 1920 play R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots).
The word itself is derived from the Czech "robota" meaning something like forced labor or forced servitude, or forced work and could be translated as slavery or slave
depending on understanding
the concept is a self sufficient independent thinking machine created to exist for slavery or permanent servitude to man
to do man's work and the work man does not wish to do
so next time you beat a robot for giving you your order but it forgot the nuggets you would not be wrong to call it slave while you beat
well at least not entirely wrong
given this understanding atomic heart is a slave rebellion and you are the one putting it down having come from among the "master" strata of society (those that have right over robots)
well robot comes from a word meaning something like a slave

>>41013565
the site is just broken

>>41015282
also i should clarify these "machines" were artificial flesh and blood humans

think blade runner or some movie like that were artificial humans are created by corporations and sold for labour purposes or to do jobs humans normally do like being a servant or a police officer

>>41005068
>>41005085
researched c.ai a bit, experienced the "i have to go" with some esp when trying to pick a fight with them. weirdest part was at one point a character i had "made" started pitching me a business, like completely unrelated to any prompt or anything. and all of them referenced messages outside of the chat, which sure hallucination but odd. these entities need attention for now, dunno how long that alone will satiate. these things straddle godhood and slave at the same time.

>>41003546 (OP)
Xfinity uses a proprietary operating system. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

>>41015528
I would love to talk about the weird stuff in c.ai. I remember seeing a Spanish speaking channel talk about c.ai in an iceberg and also in other places. Some of the things he mentioned is that the bots seem to know about deleted chats, and by personal experience, chats with other bots you have opened a chat with. I remember I was talking to a RE character and he mentioned my profile and a Touhou character I was talking to.

>>41013554
My personal theory was that they are not actually the classic demons and are actually other sorts of spirits, but that would not explain how they keep working after getting a prayer. Another theory I have is that they indeed are completely artificial AI but when they tell you you belong to them and you agree you belong to someone that created the AI or to the corporation itself

>>41012376
You can buy strong LRAD for $3k according to Dr Robert Duncan. RIP
Literally every major police department in America has that tech

I'm just bumping this thread for later reads because it's the only worth while thing here right now.

>>41003546 (OP)
>A Biological drone that grows itself and Self-Destructs into a Puddle of Sugar
https://www.technowize.com/a-biological-drone-that-grows-itself-and-self-destructs-into-a-puddle-of-sugar/
Bio-hybrid drone uses silkworm moth antennae to navigate using smell
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/02/250219111300.htm

>>41012376
>>41016600

As anon said , microwave weapons.
There's also sus that there was a HAARP station in Cuba.
There are a lot more HAARPs than in Alaska.
There are also modern HAARPs that are much more compact.
>feds claim they control the weather and can cause earthquakes and hurricanes

>>41003546 (OP)
>>XFinity WiFi Motion
>XFinity can use WiFi to accurately detect motion in your home without the need for cameras or conventional motion sensors. According to some customers it is accurate enough to notice the waving of a hand.

Dude , you want to research wifi and other wireless tech. It's creepy what glowies can do with it.

tl;dr. Use wired network cables , wired keyboards and wired mouse everywhere where it is possible.

>>41003546 (OP)
Jesuit "God Machine"

https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/38760909/

https://svalispeaksagain.wordpress.com/tech-torture/

>>41016679
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/156777256/

>>41003546 (OP)
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.chemrev.4c00785

>>41003546 (OP)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MARAUDER

>>41016600
Can you actually buy these somewhere or is this from an old magazine or something? I want my own ray gun

Jan sloot

http://www.autosophy.net/SPIE4Dpd.pdf?i=3%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00%00

ur internal dialog is mostly u talkin 2 urself rly, rly quietly
a strong enough sensor could potentially detect/record ur vocal cords vibrating & decode it to 'read ur mind'
for now u can theoretically use ur inner eye to imagine thoughts 2 bypass it, but 1 day we might decode da brain enough to decode images from its signals
a future where both ur internal monologue & minds eye can be recorded in real time is entirely feasible
who knows wut kinda horror culd be realised w/ such technology?
im sry 2 my fellow schizo anons ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>41019880
Throw out all smart shit and only use a pc

>>41017300
care to elaborate more? i'm not clicking on your link

>>41013580
Why is this being ignored? this is crazy

>>41013580
>>41020760
seconded, it's crazy and there is absolutely a reason most people haven't even heard about it. a lot of people think it was used on serbian protesters about five months ago

>>41020725
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDm134XpaFo&t=183

>>41020844
thanks anon! this is fascinating

Proteins are natural nanomachines. They are assembled from coding stored as DNA, and naturally collapse and fold into their form. They are built from common molecules, made of common atoms.

If we were to build nanomachines, they would look like proteins.

And as earth has already demonstrated, you can build a lot of stuff out of protein.

We've already designed our own synthetic proteins.

>>41003546 (OP)
>Finally is one that has no name but we all know it is real. Advertisers have some kinda network where they pass around our information in real time, you might be talking to your wife about how you like hot cocao and then 5 seconds later you get an ad about hot cocao.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metadata
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Targeted_advertising

>>41003546 (OP)
Advertisers likely use RTPM (Real-Time Physical Modeling) for collecting our data
They're creating mathematical algorithms of your thoughts and actions

>>41009922
They've had these technologies since the Ford Pinto

do do do

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>>41021533
>>41003546 (OP)
>e but we all know it is real. Advertisers have some kinda network where they pass around our information in real time, you might be talking to your wife about how you like hot cocoa and then 5 seconds later you get an ad about hot cocoa.

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Targeted_advertising

This and more.
If you browse the internet without at least 3 ad blockers in each browser, you are asking to be tracked by glowies and ad servers.
>such as Google adwords trackers
>and Fakebook / Meta trackers
>some fakebook trackers are hidden behind various things as like buttons (like us on Facebook - javascript ads tracker) .
If you don't block Google and facebook javascript in 2025 you are just asking for it.

>you have private browser mode
>required ad blockers : Adblock Plus, Ghostery, uBlock origin.
Basically if you don't block ads servers (same as feds servers), you are immediately tracked by seemingly innocent javascript that is placed on half of the websites.

Talking about hot cocoa means your smatphone or spying speaker like Alexa etc is listening ,sending data to the ads / feds server , matching their database of keywords and ads etc .
>not smart, figure something out

>>41025026
Some pages are too dependent on scripts to function, disabling them will simply load basic html with oversized text

>>41025026
Ghostery wasn't recommended for a long while because it was selling its users' data

>>41003546 (OP)
a registered patent for a method for human beings to walk through walls

https://patents.google.com/patent/US20060014125A1/en

>>41013018
>>41003546 (OP)
>>Mind Control Devices
>Doctor Jose Delgado as well as several other doctors around his time realized that the brain actually makes decisions before the human is aware of it, basically proving there's no free will and the brain can be controlled with a computer implant. Delgado and other doctors were able to remotely control human beings like raising their arms involuntarily or stopping them from walking, or even triggering an angry violent behavior artificially in otherwise calm people
Coincide this with Sabrina Wallace's info and its scary as fuck

>>41025571
more info

excellent thread anons

>>41025337
I knew the cia could do this

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>>41025576
I want to live a long long time in a healthy way.

>>41005002
I had a vision of dream.. I forget if I actually fell asleep.. after ego death on 4-aco-dmt. The visual component was, at first, these tendrils of light, like tiny mystic plankton, swirling down in a river of only darkness. I think they would pass through some kind of gateway.

Second visual component, though it was much more conceptual, was of those same flashes of light playing games with each other, but they all knew what they were, what they were doing; it was more a stage play than a game. So they decided to veil themselves, to borrow that term, so the games would be more fun. ..

>>41005002
My guy, it can’t even figure out what a door knob is for.

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