Apple's founders: Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak co-founded Apple in 1976. Bill Gates co-founded Microsoft, a rival to Apple. Bill Gates's investment in Apple: In 1997, Gates invested $150 million in Apple to help save it from bankruptcy. Gates has sold most of his Microsoft holdings since 1995, and is no longer the company's biggest investor. He still owns more than 1% of Microsoft's shares, which was worth over $40 billion in August 2024. Bill Gates Imagine being able to ann

Chemtrails and the deployment of "smart dust" What the heck is 'smart dust'? It is alleged that the SSG has developed nano-sized particles which have magnetic and CPU properties that can be sprayed by aircraft to be ingested through the lungs, or placed in beverages or food which then migrate to the brain and cross the blood brain barrier (thanks to cell-phone use which temporarily degrades the blood brain barrier) and then be "flashed" remotely by various tuned pulsed micro

Scientists have confirmed fake spiderwebs used to deliver biologic payloads were dropped from airplanes. Researchers have made progress in developing artificial spider silk and web-like materials for various applications. Scientists at Tufts University's Silklab have created a liquid silk solution that can be shot out of a needle to form sticky fibers, similar to Spider-Man's web-shooters. Officially: This technology has uses in medicine and engineering, such as: - Medical Ap

The Evolv scanner is a security screening technology designed to detect threats, such as weapons or prohibited items, in public places like schools, airports, or events. It uses advanced sensors and AI-powered algorithms to quickly and accurately identify potential threats. The Evolv scanner uses advanced sensors, including millimeter wave and artificial intelligence-powered algorithms, to quickly and accurately identify potential threats, such as weapons or prohibited items,

Luciferase is an enzyme that can produce bioluminescence. (It can make things glow, basically.) That's why Luciferase is commonly used in the biomedical industry. It's used to tag very tiny things like cells or proteins so that you can track them. Was Luciferase listed as an ingredient in the COVID vaccines by Big Pharma? No it was not. (You can check here at the CDC website in link below) So the next question becomes: ....... why would Big Pharma not disclose that Lucifera

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Eyeball-scanning orbs have indeed arrived in Nashville as part of Sam Altman's World project, a startup called Tools for Humanity. These orbs are designed to scan individuals' irises to verify their humanity, providing a unique digital biometric ID. Here's what you need to know: - How it works: The process involves downloading the World app, scanning your eyes and face using the orb, and receiving a blockchain-based World ID. This ID can be used to log into services and prov

An implantable hydrogel biosensor, made via a DARPA-Gates funded Silicon Valley company, was slated for use in the COVID vaccines. The US Department of Defense and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have partnered with Profusa, a Silicon Valley company, to develop a piece of nanotechnology made out of hydrogel ....... (similar to a soft contact lens) that can be injected and implanted under the skin using a "vaccine" as a delivery system. This sensor (or more accurately