Internet of Bodies warning Part I of II

Wireless technology, vibrational frequency and unsuspecting man.

Mar 19, 2025

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Bionic technology - RAND Corporation

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Authors: Dr. Ana Mihalcea and Dr. Radu DelaCroix
Mar 15.25

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Today, WiFi, cellular, satellite connected devices like sleep trackers, heart monitors, GPS running watches, fitness trackers, smartwatches, etc., represent an $84B global market expected to continue at double digit growth rates in the foreseeable future, according to Grand View Research.

Many people, not all people, love them

Such devices are marketed as a way to address a fundamental need to better understand and monitor our body and help it function more optimally. It is claimed they can put management of our wellbeing and health back into our hands but at what cost?

Electronic devices are alleged to play a critical role in achieving more precise and effective treatments and, thus, improve healthcare outcomes. This ecosystem of technologies surrounding our bodies is called “The Internet of Bodies” or “IoB”.

Man’s inner operating system omission

Man’s inner operating system is the most sophisticated natural technology ever to grace this Earth; ancient knowledge suppressed for millennia. To this day, the truth of human potential is denied and/or ignored the same way people deny/ignore the truth about covid and measles never proven to exist, the climate alarmism hoax, gain of function H5N1 bird flu, known dangers of wireless technology and deliberate mis-interpretation of ancient bible records, etc.

An IoB device is defined as a device that:

Contains software or computing capabilities
Communicates with an internet-connected device or network and satisfies one or both of the following:
Collects person-generated health or biometric data
Can alter the human body’s function.
RAND
In this video, RAND mathematician Mary Lee examines this emerging collection of human body–centric and internet-connected technologies; explores their benefits, security and privacy risks, and ethical implications; surveys the nascent regulatory landscape for these devices and data they collect; and makes recommendations to balance IoB risks and rewards.
https://anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/warning-about-possible-physical-harm