Topic: Internet Of Bodies

Greg Carlwood reads an excerpt from his notes regarding the "technology of evil," which describes language as a bridge between human consciousness and machine mathematics. The text posits that turning human beings into quantifiable "text code" is the ultimate goal of the modern technocracy, or the "Internet of Bodies." This method is compared to ancient principles of sorcery and trauma-based programming used to create dissociative identity disorder.

Sean Hanlon discusses his second book, *The Third Truth*, which covers the "Global Lockdown Agenda," the "Internet of Bodies," and the digitalization of currency. He explains the "Third Truth" concept, borrowed from Professor Anthony Sutton, which involves moving past mainstream media (first level) and alternative media (second level) to analyze original documentation and censored records (third level). Hanlon directs listeners to his website for research on patents and the "Great Reset" agenda.

The focus shifts from wearable technology to internal "Internet of Bodies" sensors that monitor chemistry and frequency from the inside out. McDowell discusses the use of hydrogels and graphene in soft robotics and "centaur" human-computer collaborations, referencing Amy Cruz's work at Platypus AI and DARPA.

The World Economic Forum's "Internet of Bodies" concept involves tracking individuals through coded overlays in smart cities. Displaced workers are placed on "improvement pathways" monitored by sensors, phones, or wearable technology. Hedge funds then securitize the debt associated with servicing these individuals, trading it on global markets.