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Magnus Olsson: Transhumanist Agenda are mind stealers! Conference to feature NSA whistleblower
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Increased budgets and higher financial returns in the battle to stave off the ageing process mean that Regenerative Medicine is becoming the new darling of the US transhumanist movement.

The US population is ageing. In 2030, 20% of all US Americans will be over 65 years old. Billionaire Peter Thiel, the founder of Paypal and a key Silicon Valley player, strongly believes in the need to support work on regenerative biology and has donated millions of dollars to the SENS (Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence) Foundation established by the controversial English biologist Aubrey de Grey. Meanwhile the anti-ageing biotechnology market has been seeing huge growth, both in terms of rising turnover currently amounting to some $2 billion according to investment and advisory firm Proteus Venture Partners and the enthusiasm it has aroused among many scientists, manufacturers and politicians. However, reactions in the scientific community have been mixed, with some experts expressing scepticism about anti-ageing efforts. Given our current ignorance of the subject, the promises made for this new approach to medicine are at best speculation.

In 2013 Google dipped its toe into the waters of the anti-ageing therapy business when it founded the California Life Company (Calico), an independent biotech R&D firm whose stated aim is to extend the natural lifespan of human beings. However, research in this field has been somewhat hampered by popular association with upstart companies offering rather fanciful cryopreservation services (i.e. storing the bodies of recently deceased people at very low temperatures in the hope of future cure and resuscitation) to people about to die. Thus the image of the relatively new field of Regenerative Medicine has been tarnished among the scientific community by the rise of a brash anti-death industry. It was probably largely to counter this negative image that radiologist and investor Joon Yun recently inaugurated the Palo Alto Longevity Prize, a $1 million life science competition dedicated to ending ageing in humans. Joon Yun explains that the purpose of the competition is to provide a way to urge researchers to hack the ageing code, taking up the torch from James Watson and Francis Crick, the UK-based scientists who first revealed the three-dimensional double helix structure of the DNA molecule. In fact, back in 2011, when the anti-ageing ecosystem was far less advanced than it is today, the United States Congress got into step with the new thinking when it passed the The Regenerative Medicine Promotion Act, designed to provide funding for this new avenue of research and foster its development. However, the scientific community has not been unanimously behind this drive and much controversy is raging over current anti-ageing initiatives. Criticism usually centres on the over-optimistic tone of many researchers backed by the SENS Foundation, which some experts say is not justified by actual progress to date.

Much current research into the ageing process takes a rather utilitarian approach to mortality defining ageing as the gradual deterioration of an organism and arguing that it should be perfectly possible to make repairs fast enough to keep ahead of the ongoing decline. The general hypothesis is that if death is the result of organism deterioration then it follows that repairing the deteriorating cells should delay death. However, the anti-ageing battle is being fought on two separate fronts, in terms of the basic objectives and means applied. On the one hand there are the well-established biotech processes, including 3D bio-printers, ranging from the CRISPR gene editing system to the Regenovo cell-printer, which already enable living organisms, from sequenced genomes to complete organs, to be manufactured. The journal Rejuvenation Research first appeared as long ago as 1998, spearheaded by Editor-in-Chief Aubrey de Grey, whose career has ranged from computer programming to applied biology. Aubrey de Grey also co-founded The Methuselah Foundation in 2003, before setting up SENS in 2009. Their credo is that bio-medicine must be rooted in the living organisms metabolism in order to treat the pathological condition, the aim being to act specifically to repair the damage done to the organism by using rejuvenating engineering techniques. Aubrey de Grey and his colleagues argue that the answer to ageing is Regenerative Medicine at the cellular level, providing appropriate treatment for the cells whether they are mutating to become cancerous or simply ageing.

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America #39;s Highest-Paid "Female" CEO Was Born a Man - Trangendered Transhumanist Martine Rothblatt
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Inventions based on applications of electro-encephalography (EEG) are now being refined and made available to the general public. So are there any technological limits to reading peoples minds and channelling their thoughts to manipulate matter?

Controlling tools using just your thoughts is the ultimate step in abolishing man-machine interfaces. This is no longer the distant dream of just a few years ago, when you had to attach a forest of electrodes to the human brain in order to gather electrical signals powerful enough to analyse and channel. Controlling objects through the power of thought was originally known as psychokinesis, a term coined by American parapsychologist Joseph Banks Rhine on the basis of the Greek words for mind and movement, to denote the movement or change of physical objects without the application of physical force, mind over matter. These days, when we talk about objects moving in response to a persons thoughts, the word generally used is telekinesis. This concept has now become widespread with the use of electro-encephalogram (EEG) headsets, which draw on electrical signals from the brain to translate thoughts in the form of neuron connections into binary signals. Until quite recently, electro-encephalography required much more complex procedures, which were available only in research institutions but the new headset approach heralds the arrival of this technology in low-cost form.

All electrical activity, including nerve activity, generates impulses which can be translated into electronic signals and then read using advanced machine language. Accordingly, an EEG headset collects electrical signals emitted by the brain via nerve impulses, isolated by electrodes placed on the forehead. The neurons perform as a network, emitting electrical signals to and from each other via connections called synapses. The technology used in low-cost EEG headsets enables a fairly accurate transcription of the electrical information on to a computer. Fabien Lotte, a researcher at INRIA, a French public research body for digital science and technology, explains the novelty of EEG sensors: Their appearance at the beginning of the millennium represented a break with the past as they use dry electrodes, thus avoiding the need to apply gel to the cranium, which tends to increase the level of noise interfering with the brainwaves you are trying to read. Another headset, the Mindwave developed by NeuroSky, comprises a set of electrodes able to measure brainwaves from the inside, a few millimetres from the skull, once a sensor has been placed on your forehead. The great advantage of the latest EEG headsets is that they can isolate the signal from the surrounding noise at very low cost.

EEG headsets are becoming lighter and now transcribe electrical signals to higher quality levels. They are therefore proving extremely useful for people suffering from motor handicaps. However, before a person is able to make practical use of the system, s/he has to go through a process not always straightforward of re-educating the mind. Once this step has been overcome and the equipment has been mastered, paraplegics will be able for example to control the movements of their wheelchairs using thought, without having to move any of their limbs.

Young engineers from French engineering school ESME have recently been investigating how to benefit from the low cost aspect of the headset made by NeuroSky. They have invented a mind-controlled wheelchair, which responds to eye-blinking i.e. facial muscles and concentration, which affects blood flow, to regulate the speed. When it comes to concentration, claims Pierre Pagliughi, one of the inventors, theres no need to train the user in advance. S/he will be able to apply it automatically. In fact, the only way to achieve finer monitoring of brainwaves, explains Pagliughi, is to increase the number of electrodes placed on the cranium. This would enable the user for example to send directional commands, such as go to the right, or go to the left, via pure thought rather than by blinking his/her eyes.

Increasing numbers of projects using EEG headsets from steering drones to manipulating bionic limbs are now under way. Connected artificial limbs are still among the easiest tools for people to control by brainwaves once they have received some training, as this calls for motor commands, which can be isolated and captured much more easily than abstract thoughts which require more electrodes and more user training.

Meanwhile London-based startup MindRDR is focusing on combining the trend for wearable electronics with mind control, and has succeeded in connecting Google Glass with a device that monitors brain activity. The current version uses a commercially available NeuroSky brain monitor to extract core metrics from the mind. These are expressed as Meditation and Attention levels. One of their test applications allows users to take pictures, triggered by a conscious level of concentration which the sensors attached to the subjects forehead detect from the increased blood flow to the spot. By concentrating even harder, the user is then able to share the photos on social networks such as Facebook and Instagram via Google Glass.

The low-cost EEG headset, which marks a paradigm-shift in man-machine interfaces, raises the question of how we relate to technology. For a number of years now, various artists have been working in this area. The fact that artists are getting into in this area of technology is a good illustration of how electro-encephalography raises questions that go beyond the mere notion of innovation.

For the Head Edit project, (2011), artist Gregory Chatonsky wore an EEG headset to undertake mind-controlled editing, thus responding to the call from the Russian film director Vertov for somebody to invent a means of editing flilm through thought. In Dislocation VII: Suspension of Attention (2013), the artist invites the audience to interact with a heavy iron door, which s/he can move using the power of thought alone channelled through an EEG headset. Chatonskys intention here is however to show that the impression of power that we feel when the door is controlled by the mind is actually illusory. He believes that the alternating concentration and relaxation demanded by the experiment demonstrates that it is the door that guides us. We are not in control. So the artist is using the EEG headset to debunk some of the promises made for the science of mind control. He argues that the EEG headsets as he has used them in his projects, i.e. worn by spectators, illustrate the limited extent of the information provided by brain waves, which operates in a purely binary way.

In spite of these limitations, EEG headsets are nevertheless likely to become increasing widespread among the general public, and may well change peoples relationship with both the material world and our notion of what an idea is. If a thought can be read, why can it not be programmed? Chatonsky sees the optimism expressed by some people in the scientific community regarding this new thought-reading technology as yet another form of faith. Although he does not think EEG headsets will live up to the promise of reading peoples minds clearly, which would involve complex, culture-based factors, headsets that are touted as being able to scan thoughts are still likely to have an impact on the way people relate to ideas.

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David Pearce - The World Transhumanist Association (WTA)
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Transhumanist Collectivism In Under 60 Seconds
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Spiritual Warfare, Nanotech, Nephilim Nazis Their Negative Ancestors: The Transhumanist
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The Marquess of Northampton married Tracy Goodman last year Psychotherapist and yoga teacher is his sixth wife in 46 years But the 49-year-old is not phased by husband's bleak marital record

By Alexis Parr For Mail On Sunday

Published: 16:02 EST, 13 September 2014 | Updated: 03:40 EST, 14 September 2014

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The Marquess of Northampton married Tracy Goodman last year (pictured) after five failed marriages

When the Marquess of Northampton, one of Britains wealthiest aristocrats, divorced his fifth wife, his friends worried that he would never be truly happy again.

And they were understandably concerned to learn that, despite the deep acrimony of the split and a vast 17 million settlement, the 68-year-old Marquess was now contemplating going down the aisle for an astonishing sixth time to marry a glamorous blonde psychotherapist and yoga teacher who is 18 years his junior.

Now, one year on from their wedding at Chelsea Register Office, Tracy Goodman has decided to speak about her dramatic change of fortune, which has taken her from life as a state-school educated career woman with a flat just off Londons Chiswick High Road to a new world as a Marchioness and chatelaine of not one but two stately homes, including the magnificent 84-room Compton Wynyates, a Tudor mansion in Warwickshire.

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