A ball with the legs growing out of it found in a Moderna-sample
Ethan Huff – Natural News Nov 21, 2022
In its November-December 2001 issue, Harvard Magazine published an exposé called “Liquid Computing” that highlighted a then-new technology in which nanoparticles were able to self-assemble into a computer when exposed to liquid.
The technology was developed by none other than Charles Lieber, who in early 2020 at the start of the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) scamdemic was charged alongside two Chinese nationals for aiding the People’s Republic of China in developing bioweapons in Wuhan.
Lieber was convicted in December 2021 on six felony charges related to his receipt of millions of dollars in research funding from China. In early February 2022, he filed a motion for an acquittal or a new trial that was denied. His sentencing date is scheduled for Jan. 1, 2023.
Before all this, though, Harvard praised Lieber for developing something that was new to all of us with the Operation Warp Speed “vaccines,” but that has apparently been around for more than two decades. In short, Lieber’s decades-old technology appears to have finally found a use in covid shots. (Related: Check out our earlier coverage highlighting the presence of what appear to be self-assembling “nano-octopus” microparticles inside covid injections.)
How much of Lieber’s work was incorporated into covid shots?
Found inside a Pfizer Covid vaccine. Click to enlarge
Harvard Magazine pointed out that Lieber’s work ran contrary to that of other scientists in the nanotechnology field. Instead of using a top-down approach, or taking something big and making it smaller, Lieber used a bottom-up approach, or taking something small and making it bigger.
Using wires only three nanometers across, Lieber was able to produce “relatively cheaply” using “a few thousand dollars’ worth of equipment” a nano-sized circuit board that when immersed in liquid and poured onto a desktop formed automatically into a computer.
“Sound like science fiction?” Harvard Magazine asked at the time.
What Lieber developed was a nanowire structure capable of forming in virtually any “flavor,” meaning he was able to make different self-assembling nanowire computers using different liquid solutions.
“The potential application in microelectronics is obvious: the minute size of these building blocks allows for higher transistor densities, which could lead, at least in principle, to more highly integrated and powerful computers,” Harvard Magazine explained.
“In 10 or 20 years there might be no more need for hard disks, because solid-state memory could store so much data.”
It turns out they were right: we now have solid-state memory drives just as predicted. We also have new “vaccines” that independent researchers believe contain the very self-assembling nanowires and microscopic computer chips that Lieber helped develop.
Could it be that Lieber’s technology is the very thing being used in Fauci Flu shots to self-assemble tiny computers inside the bodies of the “fully vaccinated?” Lieber did, after all, state back in 2001 that his nanotechnology development allows for the creation of “fundamentally new properties that you can’t even conceive of when dealing with conventional materials by scaling them down.”
“Normally a molecule binding to the surface of a transistor wouldn’t have a big effect,” he went on to explain. “But imagine a protein with a charge on it coming up to something very small, where the surface is a big component. You bring this charged body up, and it biologically or chemically switches the transistor. In essence, you can electrically detect when you have a protein, a nucleic acid, or anything else.”
This sensor was tested in a “proof of concept” experiment involving prostate cancer detection. It was also stated at the time that Lieber’s technology allowed for the creation of a “centimeter-square chip to detect a billion things simultaneously, even variations in an individual’s DNA.”
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I thought lieber meant ‘life’, from a headstone I saw as a child (stealing candles from a cemetery), I didn’t know that it would be a name of a monster.
Try to google for +patent +dna +memory and see what advances have been made into the ‘bio-digital ‘ realm and see which of those can be adversely misused.
And by the way ensure you ‘disconnect’ the wi-fi when you do not need it, that way you reduce their computing power.
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Technologies that address the holographic-limit and pull information from Nature and project it onto the two-dimensional surface of its “human container” (the mind) will have much greater potential for doing good or doing bad.
The vaccine-context for this harvests credibility of virus-reality from technology-catalyzed decline of common sense, thereby DOING BAD!
Around 2001, there was a push to get young people to study nano-technology, because it was believed that it had a great future. I myself studied it at university (because there were courses in physics, chemistry and biology, and because I was generally interested in science.)
I think that this 2001-article is that kind of stuff – nanotechnology has proven to be a flop: it is not really possible to effectively manipulate matter at this level – there is too much disorder of various sorts.
Has something been put in the some of the ‘vaccines’ that bunches up when inside the body? Possibly. But look at the picture in this article. It is neither a machine, nor a living thing – it is rather more like a ball of dust, clumped together, as happens in the corner of a room. It has no function. If there is any danger to it, it is chemical (as in poison).
What a load of nonsense. For a start, it’s the “expose” yet again. Say no more. Then there’s the lieber guy, who was set up by the jews to make out china started the “virus”. You may as well say assange started the iraq war. Then there’s the crux of the matter: “a technology in which nanoparticles were able to self-assemble into a computer when exposed to liquid”. Well, if you’re max igan’er then you’ll believe it and nothing will ever change your mind, but as we all know, there’s no such thing as “nonomachines” (which is what this is trying to say). If you still don’t get it, look up what a computer is. Iron filings grouping together in goop does not equal a computer. About a year ago I commented on an article at the “expose” that went on about all this stuff, and “rhoda” replied saying that I was a troll (surprise surprise) and that I should read an article he gave a link to. The article was from 2000 and described some “scientist” in america creating really think wire. In that paper, he said that computing would be revolutionised by his “discovery” and all the usual blurb to attract corporate money to his bank account. Here we are, 20 years later, and computing is still the same (surprise surprise). Why? Because you cannot create a computer any smaller than you could 25 years ago, because the wires cannot be put any closer together without them melting or the current jumping the gap. And no, making them out of something else doesn’t work either. To do so would require breaking the laws of physics, and good luck with that. All these “papers” and other BS are “scientists” fishing for research grants to line their pockets, and all the repeaters (like dear old “rhoda”) are doing the same. Show me a “nanomachine”. You can’t. Why? Because they don’t exist. If they did, you’d already be dead, as would all your jewish owner’s other enemies.
It’s actually quite a bit older than what people think. Just as the OLED rollout screen for video was developed by Philips in the mid to late 1990s, the University of Maryland started their nano computing platform at 4 microns, 12 bit and with full functionality of a cpu with transceiver in 2004
Smart Dust: Large-Scale, Low- Power, Flexible Sensor Networks
A proposal to the Laboratory of Physical Sciences
by
Prof. Neil Goldsman
Prof. Haralabos (Babis) Papadopoulos
Prof. Shuvra Bhattacharyya
Prof. Omar Ramahi
Prof. Reza Ghodssi
Prof. Martin Peckerar
Prof. Gilmer Blankenship
Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Maryland
College Park
February 26, 2004
Penn State university created circuits of only one atom in size in a contiguous connection in the early 1990s. It was common knowledge for those that followed technology as I worked at Motorola Semi at that time. I’ve worked on 64bit Cybers and Crays to handheld systems and knew the technology of Machine Address Coding that was part of IoT back in the early 1990s and were made for pennies.
Nano-networks communication architecture: Modeling and functions White Paper Downloadable at
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1878778918300164
Design of Wireless Nanosensor Networks for Intrabody Application 2015
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1155/2015/176761
Where Nanotechnology, the IoT, and Industry 4.0 Meet
https://www.mouser.com/blog/where-nanotechnology-the-iot-and-industry-40-meet
NanoRouter: A Quantum-dot Cellular Automata Design
January 2014IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications 31(12):825 -834
DOI:10.1109/JSAC.2013.SUP2.12130015
I have the documents and pictures that are magnified that they do in fact connect as these are not just some accident but designed through ion requirements and utilization for within a cell using fatty acids as to not tear the cell’s tissue.
The ideal of Nano-aluminum is on video and known to be used in vaccines for nearly 30 years as these do in fact connect to the nervous system as Neurons provide the ion electrical strength for the connections. The EU has done tests since the late 1990s in vaccines with tests whereas the US is yet to divulge this information DOCTOR SPEAKS OUT – DANGERS OF ALUMINUM IN VACCINES video as the CDC is debating the damage done to the human brain as it passes through the brain blood barrier where is stays for the rest of the recipients’ life, able to create an anchor point for other liquid computing systems which do in fact self assemble by need IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications 31(12) pp. 825-834 https://doi.org/10.1109/JSAC.2013.SUP2.12130015
…quantum dot nanorouter observed in a quadrangular crystal, in an image obtained by the doctor (Campra, P. 2021). In the lower right corner, the quantum dot nanorouter circuit published by (Sardinha, L.H .; Costa, A.M.; Neto, O.P.V .; Vieira,
L.F .: Vieira, M.A. 2013) is observed. Note the obvious similarity between the sketch, the shape inscribed in the crystal, and the quantum dot circuit.
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NanoRouter: A Quantum-dot Cellular Automata Design