Zac ~ Power of the Pulse

Nanotech in Computer Technology Today someone asked me about the applications of nano. He doesn't realise that he holds nanotech in his hands everyday. Maybe smartphones should be called nanomachines. 1️⃣ Computer Processors 🤖 Transistors, which are the building blocks of computers all now utilise nanotechnology. In the last decade the technology has progressed to the point where now these building blocks can be made from single atoms. This has resulted in much smaller computer chips... to the point of fuelling more and more powerful microchips and now nanochips. ➡️ As a concrete example: Intel's 10th Generation microprocessors released in 2019 utilised 10 nanometer materials. The precision required to manipulate materials this small is inconceivable. 2️⃣ Device Screens 🖥📱 Nanotechnology has been advancing display technology for a while. ➡️ The first LED TV to utilise nanotech in the display was Sony in 2013. And of course the famous QLED technology utilise a type of advanced nanostructure call Quantum Dots (QDs). (Hence the naming **Q**LED) Now **O**LED TVs will also use Quantum Dots (QD-OLED). This tech will be hitting the market at the end of the year from Apple to Samsung & Nokia. Supposedly the nanotech will literally be Inkjet printed into the screens making the whole process cheaper. 3️⃣ Wireless Tech In conjunction with advancement in computer processors... wireless tech has gotten much smaller. ➡️ RFID chips are the most obvious example of nanotech being used in wireless communication. Of course we also have nanotech used for 5G, 6G and really anything using a higher frequency. Nanotech also helps make other communication antennas smaller (sidenote: imagine what antenna-like nanotech does in your brain). Most concerning however is small nanostructures being designed to live in the body and programmed to send and receive data to/from device outside the body. Couple this technology with nano biosensors and nano drug delivery, and you have a perfectly digitized monitor-and-control system that is easily integrated with digital ID and social credit systems. 4️⃣ Honorable mentions: -> Lithium batteries More info in this playlist: https://rumble.com/v3u2wmg-the-intra-body-nano-network-explained-in-90-seconds.html?playlist_id=PsuoLo0xJ_g

Graphene denial is an interesting topic A few years ago there was someone that tried to make lot's of noise saying 'graphene doesn't exist'. While his other work may or not be credible... some of his objections to the existence of graphene were pretty sound and helped me deepen my understanding of the topic. Except: ➡️ It's mostly semantics. Does it really matter if the 'graphene' being used is not one atom thick and instead it's 10 or 20 or 50 layers thick? Even if it's closer to graphite than theoretical graphene, there are plenty of other nano-carbons being used for all kinds of extremely threatening technologies. (carbon nanotubes, fullerenes, wires, dots, flowers, peapods etc) The semantics are fascinating, and I love investigating the details, but at the end of the day... zoom out and see the big picture - ⬇️ Whatever they are actually using, it has exceptionally unique electric, magnetic, optical & mechanical properties (which differ from regular graphite) and make it perfect for an ENDLESS array of nasty tech. Oh and please stop getting cute about "oo no, two graphene sheets means it's actually graphite" 😅 The term graphene can also be used loosely to differentiate the particle's properties from graphite. You could still be on the micron size and have nano-related properties affecting the particle (let alone talking about something supposedly 6nm thick). Word Reference (read first if you're not familiar with these words) Graphene: theoretically defined as a single sheet of carbon atoms (thus making it nanosized) Graphite: basically a bunch of graphene stacked on top of eachother that holds itself together loosely -> it's basically a non-nano carbon -> used in pencils Learn more: @powerofthepulse

"Graphene doesn't exist" Yeah, OK 🤣 Reference: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6580932 Learn more: @powerofthepulse

And remember, this isn't just about your own biology. Your gut bacteria are already disrupted by the metals in our food, plastics, nanomaterials, glyphosates and other toxic materials. It all adds up and gets very nasty. ➡️ So the point is: actually read and research the ingredients. Also, here's the post I'm referencing: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/518 Learn more: @powerofthepulse

It's Safe, Trust Me 😃 In response to my post a little while ago regarding soap damaging gut bacteria - Somebody sent me the above image, telling me that their dishwashing soap is safe and nontoxic. In the past on this channel, I've done full ingredient breakdowns. Forget about that. Just look at the FIRST INGREDIENT. 🤪 Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate (SLES) This thing is SO TOXIC, that even fake-alternative brands brag about being "SLES free" 😂😂 It's toxic to the skin and causes irritation. Causes damage wherever it ends up: endocrine disruption & reproductive toxicity, neurotoxicity, hair loss, could cause genetic mutations, physical deformities and cancer. This is not to mention all the other petrochemicals in there. Now of course the dosages in this definitely won't kill you. And you're not directly drinking the dishwashing soap. But in a way, you are eating & drinking your dishwasher soap everyday. A 'tiny bit' everyday for years and decades becomes very BIG. Learn more: @powerofthepulse

Second prediction for 2025 that has already come true 😂

Second prediction for the year that has already come true 😂

Programming the Nano Program All nanoparticles have an inherent program. Scientists observe that and manipulate this program. They take the properties that make nanotech hard for the immune system to fight, and enhance them... making the nano more invisible. They carefully study the necessary tweaks that result in different nanoparticles ending up in different organs, and they make the nano 'GPS' system that can target any organ. And this is how you end up with invisible nanoparticles that are: ⭕️ Self-assembling ⭕️ Self-replicating ⭕️ Self-repairing ⭕️ Self-directing Oh and when I say invisible, I also mean that literally: Nano-enabled Coating Makes Aircraft Invisible https://spectrum.ieee.org/nanoenabled-coating-makes-aircraft-invisible https://nanografi.com/blog/nanotechnology-and-nanomaterials-for-camouflage-and-stealth-applications/ Learn more: @powerofthepulse

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References Nanomaterial Honeymoon Phenomenon: P1: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/43 P2: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/44 Additional thoughts on the Honeymoon Phenomenon: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/367 Previous post regarding nano eyedrops: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/249 Healthy compounds corrupted with nano delivery: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/451 Cellular Rape: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/412 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/365 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/481 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/482

References Previous post regarding nano eyedrops: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/249 Nanomaterial Honeymoon Phenomenon: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/43 Thoughts on the Honeymoon Phenomenon: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/367 Healthy compounds corrupted with nano delivery: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/451 Cellular Rape: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/412 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/365 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/481 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/482

Nano Delivery Systems in Eyedrops Just like in the mainstream medicine industry, nano delivery systems in the big-pharma-controlled 'alternative supplement' industry will always look good and be attractive. I've spoken before about the trend we see where they put healthy natural compounds inside toxic nano delivery systems... So today I will address some specific considerations regarding these delivery systems. 1️⃣ The Delivery Dilemma Firstly, we need to acknowledge that any nanomaterial has the potential to be extremely toxic, even if it's 'natural'. However in a delivery system, this is taken further since the 'payload' needs to be loaded *into* or *onto* the nanocarrier. This immediately starts involving synthetic nanoparticles, synthetic mixing and formulation methods. Then you have the intricacies of making a *highly effective* nano delivery system... which results in more synthetic additives and processes. An example that you will often see is the PEG added to many nanocarriers (including lipid nanoparticles). This finetunes the properties (nano program) of the particles, resulting in longer blood circulation & more invisibility from the immune system... This is the same technology used in the 🥕 "Oh, it's just a lipid, i.e, fat, it's not dangerous".... yeah say that to all the carrotted 🥕 people suffering severe adverse effects. This also results in toxic residual impurities from these industrial processes very likely remaining behind in the particles. This is particularly well documented in carbon nanomaterials. All of this is to say that these delivery systems are toxic... no matter how they're advertised or branded. 2️⃣ The Unknown Afterlife 👻 The second consideration is the particle's afterlife. Everyone wants to talk about how amazing their nano delivery system is. How accurate the 'GPS' targeting system is. How it forces absorption - ➡️ But nobody will talk about what happens *after* the payload is delivered. This is the tiny bit the scientific community just doesn't want to talk about. In their own words: "The determination of systemic and intracellular degradation and biological fate remains unexplored for most nanocarriers, despite being fundamental for the successful transport and delivery of encapsulated drugs" They themselves liken their ignorance on the matter to 'a blind man patting an elephant' 🐘 So what happens when the invisible delivery system accumulates in your cells? Assembling and causing long-term damage. This is the scientific explanation for what I call the Nano Honeymoon Effect. The toxicity of the delivery system is neutralising, then outweighing the positive effects of the 'healthy payload'. 3️⃣ Cellular Rape The third consideration is the fact that we are not meant to 'force' anything into our cells (including 'good things'), especially outside of emergency situations. Our body is made perfectly, however we think we're smarter. I have spoken at length about this topic and will leave references in the message below 👇 https://t.me/powerofthepulse

A friend recently shared this with me. More nanotech being promoted as the magical solution. Do not be fooled https://t.me/powerofthepulse

Nanotech Making You Tired? 🥴 Another small (BIG) thing, the goofy gurus won't tell you Each one of your cells has an energy factory It's called the mitochondria. Look at any nanotoxicology report Nanomaterials damage your energy factory in 3 ways. 1️⃣ Physical damage Small nanoparticles penetrate the cell. (and some penetrate the mitochondria itself) As thousands of nanoparticles assemble into large sizes they rip through the structure of the mitochondria. 2️⃣ Direct damage Nanoparticles that gain access to the cell interfere with proteins, enzymes and other molecules. Imagine you went to a coal power plant => and then you cut off the supply of coal. That's what nanoparticles do to your 'power plant' 3️⃣ Oxidative damage The oxidative stress nanotoxicity causes results in a landslide that starts shutting the mitochondria down and eventually leads to the cell dying. Results? You are made up of trillions of cells. If your cells are tired, YOU'RE TIRED. https://t.me/powerofthepulse

Epidemic of the Extremities 🦶 (adding to yesterday's topic) There aren't many occasions in regular society where everyone goes barefoot. However, if you do find yourself in such a situation, look at peoples feet and toes. You will be shocked at the maladies that otherwise healthy-looking people display on their feet, toes, and nails. You will see fungus, flaky skin and a variety of weird things. Part of this is that the body intentionally pushes toxins away from vital organs towards the extremities. Another part is the nanotech that has been creeping into footwear and socks for the last 10-15 years. If you ever see an anti-bacterial pair of shoes (mostly sports shoes) or socks, that can only be one thing: nanometals. These nanometals aren't just anti-bacterial, they're anti-you. Not every anti-bacterial is tea tree or clove oil, some things just kill everything they come into contact with. https://t.me/powerofthepulse

P.S, a good tip when researching these topics is looking into nano drug delivery systems. Search things like "transdermal nano drug delivery" or "nanocarrier skin penetration" You will get completely different results from when you just search "skin absorption of nanoparticles" Take these papers with a grain of salt, but they have some good info: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10012846/ https://researchers.mq.edu.au/en/publications/in-vivo-analysis-of-dermal-and-systemic-absorption-of-silver-nano https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10136181/ https://t.me/powerofthepulse

Absorbing Nano Through the Skin 🖐 People often say that *only the smallest* nanoparticles can penetrate the skin and enter the bloodstream. They use this to claim that since most nanotech placed on the skin won't enter the bloodstream "that means it's safe" But this is only half the story... The skin has multiple layers. And then layers inside the layers. And what these people conveniently forget to tell you, is that - The nanotech that doesn't enter the bloodstream, has still been absorbed and is now underneath the top-most level of skin. Once in your flesh, many nanoparticles accumulate over time. With accumulation, comes greater toxicity. With the toxicity, comes damage. This results in two things: 1️⃣ the nanoparticles have created enough damage, they can 'slip' even deeper into the system 2️⃣ the damage results in skin irritations and skin diseases, your skin also becomes more susceptible to damage from other sources... things like skin cancer, psoriasis, hives, dermatitis are either directly caused, or made worse And of course, the nanotech that is absorbed can end up in your brain, heart and abdominal organs and accumulate for decades. This is not to mention damaged skin (scrapes, wounds, cuts, rashes), which is far more susceptible to attack & penetration by nanoparticles. Also remember, your blood isn't the only thing that matters, you also have your muscular system, lymphatic system, and the physical outer-sides of your blood vessels. Note: this is how you receive shedding just from a handshake or accidental skin contact. https://t.me/powerofthepulse

Absorbing Nano Through the Skin :hand People often say that only the smallest nanoparticles on the nanoscale can penetrate the skin and enter the blood stream. They use this to claim that since most nanotech placed on the skin won't enter the bloodstream "that means it's safe" But this is only half the story... The skin has multiple layers. And then layers inside the layers. And what these people conveniently forget to tell you, is that - The nanotech that doesn't enter the bloodstream, has still been absorbed and is now underneath the top-most level of skin. Once in your flesh, many nanoparticles accumulate over time. With accumulation, comes greater toxicity. With the toxicity, comes damage. This results in two things: 1️⃣ the nanoparticles have created enough damage, they can 'slip' even deeper into the system 2️⃣ the damage results in skin irritations and skin diseases, your skin also becomes more susceptible to damage from other sources... things like skin cancer, psoriasis, hives, dermatitis are either directly caused, or made worse This is not to mention damaged skin (scrapes, wounds, cuts, rashes), which is far more susceptible to attack. And of course, the nanotech that is absorbed can end up in your brain, heart and abdominal organs and accumulate for decades. https://t.me/powerofthepulse

References 3 more fundamental concepts: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/272 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/489 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/290 Reference for daily intake: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/74 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/70 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/149 Reference in case you're wondering about 'natural nano': https://t.me/powerofthepulse/509 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/409 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/410 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/396 Reference for 'Nanotech causes every illness under the sun': https://t.me/powerofthepulse/491 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/39 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/484 https://t.me/powerofthepulse/289

Must-Know Nanotech Fundamentals in 100 Seconds For those new to the channel: welcome :) 94.8% of info & discussion here is about nanotech... Here are some essentials you seriously need to know: 😳 Size Matters Nano means billion. Nanoparticles are in a range around a billionth of a meter in size. To put this in context: ❗️nanoparticles are on an atomic/molecular size ❗️1 nanometer = diameter of a hair divided by 100,000 ❗️1 nanometer to a tennis ball is the same size-ratio as a tennis ball to the entirety of planet earth 🎾🌎 Nanoparticles/nanomaterials can be any normal material, that's at a nano-size. When things go nanosize... they get ⬇️ 🤪 Weird & Wacky Nanoparticles have unique properties that DIFFER GREATLY from normal-sized particles. ⬇️ Example: ⚖️ Normal Zinc: Mostly healthy. 💀 Nano Zinc: Deadly. ⚖️ Normal Zinc: White. 💀 Nano Zinc: Transparent. ⚖️ Normal Zinc: Acts normally. 💀 Nano Zinc: Weird & wacky nano-specific properties. 🥇 Another example: nano-gold isn't colored gold, it can be pink, red or even blue These properties are exploited & programmed... making them... ⬇️ ♾️ HEAVILY Used in Every Industry Under the Sun Everything from your iPhone microchip, to your 'organic' sunscreen uses nanotech, thanks to it's programmable weird & wacky properties... making products fine-tuned and cheaper to make! However, this means ⬇️ 🤧 It's EVERYWHERE Our nano intake levels are insane, you breath, absorb and eat hundreds of trillions.... - DAILY. Because they're super small, they're also super-absorbable. Now because of the extreme small size, if you bunch the day's nanotech together it won't come to much more than a few grains of rice... but the problem is these miniscule particles are.... ⬇️ 🤒 Extremely Toxic Part of the weird and wacky properties is the fact that our bodies cannot handle nanotech. Particularly large amounts of synthetic nanoparticles. It's not natural and the body is not made to detect, fight and detox this tech. However, because of the weird and wacky properties it's also... ⬇️ 👹 Toxic in Uniquely Weird & Wacky Ways The study of nanotoxicity is an entire field because nanoparticles act in totally different ways in our body to many other toxins. There are many concepts and threats purely associated with nanotoxicity, making this an extremely deep and nuanced topic that requires deep study and research. 👇 References and more info in the message below P.S. in the name of brevity, I have vastly simplified some statements. I strongly believe in scientific articulation, however for an intro to beginners I believe in simplifying and sticking to the main points, then adding in detail/nuance later. https://t.me/powerofthepulse