An analysis of patent 060606 and Crypto

We could talk about self-fulfilling prophecies and the Mark of the Beast. But let's stick to what is already out there. Where the crypto is mined by watching ads and when the ad has been registered as received, the user will receive a crypto payment. Also when given a task body activity data is recorded as the task is completed and the user will again be paid in crypto. This is no more than the fourth industrial revolution, being put into practice. The patent is read and analyzed by a person used to installing wifi devices and has the technical knowledge to simplify the words of the patent to an understandable level. This seems to be real SI+Fi but the tech is existing .
If you check by searching the "controlled internet' certain memes came to a halt about a year back. No more information on virtually all formats except this obscure posting platform. This is part one of some interesting stuff. 153news.net...
So if this is factual, then Starlink and the internet are essential for the rollout. But we seem to have Russia who has been reported as launching a nuke as a satellite destroyer into space. Plus the Iranians cut four of the five internet cables linking East and West. The money printing is reaching unsustainable levels for the Western economy and the move to Crypto is a must or a move back to gold. He states that Sinovax and Sputick contain the same ingredients as far as the tech goes. So does it look like someone is going off-script and might be trying to sabotage an already agreed plan? We are very close to a full financial meltdown ???

a reply to: annonentity

I don't have a good grasp on what crypto is all about-and never will. I'm far too old to catch up!

I do understand the world is on the brink of 'something' major, probably planned-and some major powers are locking horns. We probably don't know 1/10th of what's going on, but anybody you ask can feel/sense something mcoming, and it doesn't seem good for us plebs.

The world is made up of givers and takers, and the divide between the two is becoming more pronounced each day.

And now I may go to 100% belief of people with the COnVID vaxxx pulling up MAC addresses. Or at least some or certain batches.

a reply to: Kaiju666

What gets me is how such a seemingly ridiculous idea, can be put together with logical proof and a few undeniable facts. Where my logical mind has to say this is true. But I do not want to believe it and am left with my "wants" as opposed to my "logic" and have to admit to the high probability that this is a distinct possibility, which hardly anyone will believe because they also don't want to.

a reply to: annonentity

I read your post twice.

I think I'm a reasonably intelligent fellow, but I still have no idea what the heck you're saying? It's all over the map...

a reply to: SchrodingersRat

I am sorry ...If Crypto is brought in, the Patent lodged , reads that biometric data would be used to earn the Cryptocurrency, this will be done by subjecting the user to an ad, then verifying the ad has been observed and a payment added to the users account. In the case of a task being required to earn the currency, the data will be collected to prove that the task has been done, and then the Cryptocurrency will be awarded. The analyzer of the Patent determined that to do this an internal Bio Chip would be required, and maintains it is by way of the Vax that the Chip or the operating system is installed. He concludes that this has already been done because there are far too many MAC addresses available for the existing devices. He maintains that all the vaccines Sinovax and Sputnik Phizer etc contain the chip.
My question is has Russia found out that this was done, as their "inventor" of Sputnik was assassinated? add in a few more questionable deaths and it looks more like a purge. For this to work the internet and Skylink are essential. The Russian ally Iran has cut four of the five internet cables joining East and West, and Russia has already launched a satellite killer.
The present economic situation in the West is dicey and would probably work if Crypto went ahead. But if the Brics decided to go with a gold standard, which seems logical as they have been acquiring all the gold, and the internet went down the West would be stuffed. I hope you can understand that.

a reply to: Kaiju666

What's scary is that duplicate MAC addresses exist. Would make for an interesting story, for someone with writing skills.

originally posted by: Hakaiju
a reply to: Kaiju666

What's scary is that duplicate MAC addresses exist. Would make for an interesting story, for someone with writing skills.

It's only a problem if two devices on the same local area network (LAN) have the same mac address. So manufacturers can re-use mac addresses if they send the gear to different geographic locations where they are unlikely to be on the same network.

How is the Uniqueness of MAC Addresses Enforced?

Duplicate MAC Addresses

Manufacturers re-use MAC Addresses and they ship cards with duplicate addresses to different parts of the United States or the world so that there is only a very small chance two computers with network cards with the same MAC Address will end up on the same network.

While we inject pets with rice-grain sized RFID tags, they can't be read from afar. You have to pass a scanner over the skin of the pet to read it. Any alleged tracking tags that are significantly smaller would be much harder to read, probably impossible to read if they were so small that you didn't even know they were in the vax injection. If you want to read it from a distance it would likely need to be bigger than a grain of rice, and then what is going to read it and where are the scanners that would read them? It doesn't make much sense to me.

a reply to: Hakaiju

They are also randomizing them for security purposes. They only want one server to fix them. But the great excuse is for the user's security. If they don't want them traced then do not have them.

originally posted by: annonentity
a reply to: SchrodingersRat

I am sorry ...If Crypto is brought in, the Patent lodged , reads that biometric data would be used to earn the Cryptocurrency, this will be done by subjecting the user to an ad, then verifying the ad has been observed and a payment added to the users account. In the case of a task being required to earn the currency, the data will be collected to prove that the task has been done, and then the Cryptocurrency will be awarded. The analyzer of the Patent determined that to do this an internal Bio Chip would be required, and maintains it is by way of the Vax that the Chip or the operating system is installed. He concludes that this has already been done because there are far too many MAC addresses available for the existing devices. He maintains that all the vaccines Sinovax and Sputnik Phizer etc contain the chip.
My question is has Russia found out that this was done, as their "inventor" of Sputnik was assassinated? add in a few more questionable deaths and it looks more like a purge. For this to work the internet and Skylink are essential. The Russian ally Iran has cut four of the five internet cables joining East and West, and Russia has already launched a satellite killer.
The present economic situation in the West is dicey and would probably work if Crypto went ahead. But if the Brics decided to go with a gold standard, which seems logical as they have been acquiring all the gold, and the internet went down the West would be stuffed. I hope you can understand that.

If someone wanted to surreptitiously install a bio-chip into everyone, why put it into a immunization? It'd be too obvious, and there are people who refuse immunizations.

Especially now that the woo-world treats immunizations as the source of all manner of 'evil'.

Surely it would easier to put monitoring chips into common foods, and for them to bind to the wall of the gut. There ,it would also have the advantage of the chemical energy of digestion to form a bio-battery, so you wouldn't have to have an attached power source along with the issue of attaching an aerial long enough to transmit signals through the body.

Perhaps the device could unroll as it attaches to the gut wall, allowing for a simple and longer aerial better compatible with RF.

And if it was small enough, and otherwise inert enough, they could be added unnoticed as tiny grains to all sorts of processed ready-to-eat foods.

But it does seem a waste of tech and money when people already carry smartphones that do a far better surveillance job, and the people pay for them, too!

a reply to: chr0naut

It's going into the food, anyway. 153news.net...

originally posted by: annonentity
a reply to: chr0naut

It's going into the food, anyway. 153news.net...

Yeah, why start with such an impractical, expensive, and totally redundant way in the first place?

Can you see the problem with the doom-porn?

a reply to: chr0naut

Because your body is yours and what you think is the last bit of freedom that people have. The moment the skin barrier is breached, you have nothing. If another entity can shove some foreign substance into you, which you do not want, you are owned you are a slave. It can't be done unless you are fooled into it, for your safety etc. Think of the children, and the rest of the catchphrases to con the entire population. People are going to run out of cash for computers and phones, plus we might be using them, but a massive amount of the population would not have a clue or want to use them.

a reply to: Arbitrageur

I personally have troubleshot duplicate MAC addresses on cards from the same vendor in the same group we purchased. I relied so heavily on the fact that you shouldn't have duplicate MACs that I only found it after I eliminated every other possible cause for the symptoms. I also played the lottery that day.
The issue with assigning these to people, is people travel. Even using VPNs could cause trouble.

originally posted by: annonentity
a reply to: chr0naut

Because your body is yours and what you think is the last bit of freedom that people have. The moment the skin barrier is breached, you have nothing.

So attempting suicide is legal? The truth is that we are part of community and family. We don't have sole and supreme ownership of our bodies.

And what of women who find themselves pregnant but want an abortion. Some of those shouting about 'personal liberty' also want to ban abortion, and thereby remove peoples liberty over their own bodies, not to mention the opposition to LGBTQ+whatever body modification.

If another entity can shove some foreign substance into you, which you do not want, you are owned you are a slave.

I don't think that is the definition. Someone can put something into your body and you could still go 'crazy violent anarchist' against everyone. It doesn't enslave anyone.

It can't be done unless you are fooled into it, for your safety etc. Think of the children, and the rest of the catchphrases to con the entire population. People are going to run out of cash for computers and phones, plus we might be using them, but a massive amount of the population would not have a clue or want to use them.

In the US, if someone wanted to enslave someone, all they would have to do is convict their victim of some felony. It is built into the Constitution's 13th amendment. The USA still has legally condoned slavery:

"Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction."

(It is interesting to note that the majority of those who are so livid about "liberty", seem enraptured that they live under such a faulty and compromised legal statute. To them, 'liberty' is an empty slogan without meaning, while most of them live in debt servitude to the wealthy).

There seems to be a disconnect between all this tech and slavery.

In the past, they used chains, imprisonment, and threat of physical peril to enslave people. All of those things still exist.

The fact that someone knows your street address, or puts something into your body, does not actually enslave anyone. You'd still need the chains, imprisonment, and threat of peril if you disobeyed, to make actual slavery happen.

a reply to: chr0naut

When was the last time someone was convicted of attempted suicide? As far as slavery goes there are drugs that take free will. Many things take free will just being born a slave and being indoctrinated as one would do it as well. But what is best for humanity as a whole is a good question and should be debated. Forced medication without consent certainly isn't good for the general population, that's why it was banned in Nuremberg.

I too aren't up to speed on crypto.

I find it has some itchy use, somewhere... waiting for that person to build on it. Ask yourself, if adopted, this means technology ending up even more a part of people's life's. I think people rather not elevate money to something 'cool'. It seems primed, somehow. The recent crypto king bust, probably a way to say, "look corruption of this currency is treated seriously even if the "power players" are worth billions"...

Don't bite the apple. A snake in it, will bite you.

I don't trust it.