Advancements in Biosensors and AI

The network is the body itself.

We have a DARPA BioFoundries program.

We grow E. coli and other things in people's gut bacteria.

It's a job to watch them on the inside.

And the biosensors, they're made out of your own DNA analyte derivative.

They're not all made of nano. A

lot of people wanted people to believe that

because then they'd calm down a little bit.

Nope, they're made out of you.

So that's because we're using your own anatomy.

We're not using a technology.

If we did, you could just slide your wearable off,

or you'd take a pill, or maybe put on some sort of special cloth or whatever.

Nope, we're using your actual DNA resonance, yeah,

and your own DNA analyte derivative to get that biosensor check

out of whatever we need whenever we need it.

We're using your own wireless, too.

And we have a digital copy of you

for 50 years worth of the Pentagon working on it.

So if you want off the network for a while now,

cyber security experts admitted to the mesh.

It's called Skyborg, not Skynet.

It's in our college textbook with those autonomous drones

that are the size of a mosquito.