Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » It's beyond and better than biometrics..
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » It's beyond and better than biometrics. It can store all other biometric values (x16), can also store all paper and plastic card documents in a digital format placeded within the body, and best of all easy scannable. id2020.org are seeking unique, new platforms and technologies, this fits the bill, and it already fit's (id2020 partner): Bill's own brief. It's clever stuff indeed.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » a QDT is not biometrics.
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » Send your complaints to MIT.
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » Send your complaints to MIT. V1 was 5yr 24/7 UV persistant. V2 would be improved. Bear in mind any novel vaccine is generally expected to be good for 5-10yr, perhaps shorter due to mutation factors. Gates said there might be 14bn (double) needed just within the first 2yrs of release. Unique and similar (but better) than normal biometrics. This one single data mark, contains the digitised data of all other x16 human biometrics. Could say it's x16 times better. It's an embodiment: it becomes embedded and part of the bodies ecosystem, sure sounds like a biometric value. The new covid vaccine will ideally be issued at time of birth, as well as for the 7bn planned normal output.
King Mob wrote: » But they're not persistant. They're not birth to death. They're not biometric.
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » If there brghtest minds, at the worlds #1school, and on the back of piles of $millions, tell you the QuantumDotTattoo mark embodiment is the current best solution, there might well be something valid in it. In fact it's a very gppd and highly efficient soloution indeed.
EyesClosed wrote: » I don't think he understands how research funding works... Or how bill Gates funds multiple projects as multiple experiments to find the best possible solution.
EyesClosed wrote: » What's the conspiracy?
[Deleted User] wrote: » You earlier claimed that he would be in control of all the vaccines. Care to back that up? Go for it... Also funding research isn't shocking. You keep selling something as if it's the selected as something going into production in some way.
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » So gates was never before associated with any kind of chip? Much lols + rofl also!https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/architecture-design-blog/2014/jul/11/design-futures-remote-controlled-contraceptive-microchip-launch-by-2018 BTW his latest funding to MIT was the QDT, which isn't a 'chip' but ainstead a 'data mark embodiment', designed to compliment his plan for 7,000,000,000 vacines. In this very latest instance he is correct the Quantum Dot Tattoo data marking isn't technically a chip at all.
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » BTW his latest funding to MIT was the QDT, which isn't a 'chip' but ainstead a 'data mark embodiment', designed to compliment his plan for 7,000,000,000 vacines.
Fighting over the remote control could soon end up in more than just a channel-hopping battle, if researchers at MIT have their way. In the Bill Gates-funded quest for the next form of contraception, a Massachusetts startup has come up with a small remote-controlled chip, like a digital wifi version of the pill, that will allow women to switch their fertility on and off at the touch of a button.
"As it were, it's so peculiar, you nearly need to see it as something funny, yet I get it's truly not an entertaining thing. I've never been associated with any kind of microchip-type thing," Gates said of the hypothesis that has circled on the web, the New York Post announced. It's practically difficult to deny this stuff since it's so moronic or unusual that to try and rehash it nearly appears to give it believability," he included.https://www.cybernog.com/2020/06/bill-gates-replies-to-corona-microchip.html
Clarence Boddiker wrote: » https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8403369/Tony-Blair-calls-new-digital-ID-people-prove-coronavirus-disease-status.html
Dohnjoe wrote: » Then what's the conspiracy? If there is none, then what is this thread doing on this forum?
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » This is your own slightly inaccurate 'juiced/dressed up' conspiracy, typical added drama! To clarify (again!) manditory. is. NOT. compulsary. nor a force, but instead a gentle guiding push, comprende?
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » This is your own slightly inaccurate 'juiced/dressed up' conspiracy, typical added drama!
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » The QDT can certainly function as a unique digital data identifer, and also as a store of vaccine records (as per patent).
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » Anyhoe, this concludes today's TED talk (educational lesson). Good luck!
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » But he will most likely control the vaccine itself, and also the digital immunity certificates to accompany them. What each country does with these billions worth of vaccines (after paying early on them), is yes indeed up to them. Yes, they can leave them in the industrial fridges if desired, but will suffer greatly on the world trade front (not to mention simple tourism), pharaoh states don't tend to perform excel in GDP terms.
Dohnjoe wrote: » Your conspiracy: Bill Gates will force mandatory vaccinations on the world's 7 billion inhabitants for Coronavirus in about 12 to 18 months. In doing so, he also has a nefarious plan to use it to implant/tattoo/whatever some form of digital ID on people.
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » he will most likely control the vaccine itself, and also the digital immunity certificates to accompany them. What each country does with these billions worth of vaccines (after paying early on them), is yes indeed up to them.
Deleted User wrote: » Bill Gates won't determine vaccine policy. He can express views and they may be taken on board. But ultimately national health authorities will have the greatest influence.
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » In fact, many others (not you) are still in denial of any such 'push towards DigitalIDs'. Again.... ....The only CT relates to the exact features, method(s) of realisation, and indeed ultimate intentional primary/secondary use of such a mass DigitalID program, and thus it's effects: intentional or otherwise. We can start with current/past tech developments and look for the likely foundation candidate for the start of the program, that of mass 'deployment'. e.g. BillGates want's 7bn vaccines (likely manditory) into the entire planet's arms ASAP (<12/18mths). BillGates is also the main partner of id2020, who wants the entire planet to have (likely also manditory) DigitalID pre-2030. This target date was pre-pandemic btw. BillGates spent millions on a brief to MIT for a digital immunity certification soloution, the current best offering the proposed in return was the very interesting QDT(v1). The lodged patent even specifies one of it's uses is as data storage mark/mechanism i.e. both vaccine record and immunity passport. This data mark embodiment is perfectly viable as unique digital identifer in itself: an ideal fulfilment.
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » Try a dictionary if you have issues with wordage. There is a subtle (but effective) difference. You won't have to have it by law, but to access nearly every perceivable service, to have a vaccine will be a manditory requirement by those providers, before service can be availed of. E.g. You will not be allowed within kerosene sniffing range of an airport (never mind the local library/school/hospital/workplace...).
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » This will be a per-govermental decision. e.g. Only last week the uk's health chap said he would certainly not rule out manditory vaccines, upon their population, that they have the capability and reserved such rights to impliment.
Kehlani Massive Magnum wrote: » You understand of course manditory isn't in any way compulsary, it's a 'push' (yes, that word again) factor. You can certainly refuse, and suffer the results.