History of a Genocide (XXXVI)
Nanonetworks: A new communication paradigm
In the previous chapter "History of a Genocide - XXXV" we were getting to know another hero and defender of humanity, Colonel of the Spanish Army Mr. D. Vara del Rey.
This chapter will be short but intense. We will reveal one more gem that Mik Andersen left us in April 2022.
The following work1 "Nanonetworks: A new communication paradigm" presents an excellent description of the nanocommunication process that would be used in vaccines. There are TX transmitters and RX receivers (https://ars.els-cdn.com/content/image/1-s2.0-S1389128608001151-gr3.jpg) that can transmit and receive signals and with it, data and information.
It is possible (although it remains to be confirmed) that the circuitry images may correspond to these TX and RX devices. This is still being investigated. The video corresponds to a conference, based on Akyildiz's article, with a total of 1336 citations.
Akyildiz, I. F., Brunetti, F., & Blázquez, C. (2008). Nanonetworks: A new communication paradigm. Computer Networks, 52(12), pp. 2260-2279
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Great presentation, thank you.
These alleged 'networks' may be able to send or receive signals, but coherent data? No. These papers submit a cartoon-like image of the *perceived* device, yet offer no electrical schematic detailing the functional circuit configuration. "Self-assembly" of a sophisticated electronic circuit would be akin to throwing handfuls of capacitors, resistors, and semi-conductors into a bucket, and expecting a moon landing. Self-assembly is bullshit, and trained electronics engineers know it's bullshit.