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THE EVILUTION OF PAPER MONEY
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American Colonies Revolutionary War Currency (1779). Worthless paper invented by Benjamin Franklin as a way to raise money for the Revolutionary War against England.
United States of America “real” money currency — exchangeable for real gold, real property and the promise of freedom and prosperity for everyone who worked hard and smart.
Confederate States of America money (payable if the South won the Civil War)
Federal Reserve Note printed by a Private Bank (not worth the paper and ink used to print it, but exchanged for all the gold and real property in the U.S. in 1913, thanks to J.P. Morgan and other big time criminal bankers and politicians who control the “Federal Reservation” and all the people living on it.)
New World Order Private Zionist Bankers — “We Own The Entire Planet” Phoney Money use to steal all of the real property in the world using corrupt politicians, media control, tricks, lies and military power to guarantee protection for the criminals while the people who produce the goods and services get poorer and poorer every day.
Bildergerg-Rockyfeller-Kissassinger World Bank Money (Good for paying taxes, but hyper-inflation means you will have to work your ass off for an entire lifetime with nothing to show for it.)
Global Corporate Consumer Currency: You can spend it, when you get permission from a Corporate Commissar, to pay your taxes, a minimum food allowance, some water, shitty housing, and one pair of shoes every year (if there are any in stock).
GALACTIC CREDITS: Issued to Human Slaves to pay for bribes to Prison Guards for addictive drugs, polluted water and rotten food, if there is any left over.
OTHER PEOPLE PRISONER
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CARE ABOUT WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK AND YOU WILL ALWAYS BE THEIR PRISONER. — Loatzu
MUNDANITY
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FOR HUMANITY,
MUNDANITY IS MORE IMPORTANT
THAN PROFUNDITY.
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Lawrence R. Spencer. 2013.
MUNDANITY
— adj.
1. Of, relating to, or typical of this world; secular.
2. Relating to, characteristic of, or concerned with commonplaces; ordinary.
PROFUNDITY
1. Great depth.
2. Depth of intellect, feeling, or meaning.
3. Something profound or abstruse.
RESISTANCE REALLY IS FUTILE!
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The first chemical circuit developed
Swedish researchers have developed an integrated circuit that runs on chemicals as opposed to electronics. The countdown to human assimilation has begun. First the transistor, then the chip. When the first semiconductor transistor was developed in late 1947, there was no idea how important it would be in the creation of today’s technology. Someone from Sweden must have a clue since he has now developed an IC chip that uses chemicals instead of electronics. The IC is built upon logic gates based on ion transistors first developed in 2009. Now begins further development into more complex chips.
Why chemicals? Why not? For starters, the human body is not electronic. There’s electricity at work (mostly in the nerves), but humans run mostly on chemicals, so the use of a chemical chip has obvious advantages:
(from Phys.org) “We can, for example, send out signals to muscle synapses where the signalling system may not work for some reason. We know our chip works with common signalling substances, for example acetylcholine,” says Magnus Berggren, Professor of Organic Electronics and leader of the research group.
This could be used to bypass damaged nerves to control muscles directly, but this is only one possibility. Such chem-chips can be used for any type of signaling and control. Example: An artificial pancreas can have such a chip that monitors blood-sugar levels, then signals another chip to make insulin as needed. The Next Step… With a basic circuit done, more complex circuitry can now be developed. That would include elements such as ion inverters and NAND gates… and memristors? Could happen. Then from there…
Source: Nature Communications and Phys.org via Engadget.