Whatever next?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8574923.stm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKPVQal851U

A "printer" that can print-out new human organs?

I want my flying car and 3-day work week.

What's Next is a good question, but 'What have they already done, that the public isn't generally aware of?' may be a better one.

They have achieved 'invisibility' for 3d objects 4 years ago the technology uses what is called meta-materials. At first it was limited to small band of frequencies. Two years later they were able to achieve a Broadband of frequencies. Current research indicates that within 5 months later they were able to make a toaster sized object optically invisible. Then it went hush.

I assume the Government took control of this technology, and can now make larger objects invisible to radar and optics.

Our technology is really more advanced than the public realizes. The US government has 15 to 20 year buffer before certain technologies are released to the public. They even have levitation devices of limited capabilities. Optical devices that can see thru solids. In 1974 they developed directed sound transmission and they continued to develop it, they can 'beam' a voice into anyones head that no one else can hear.

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2007/06/darpas_sonic_pr/

Acoustic device that can knock out everyone in the range of hearing. Systems have been developed for manipulating and disturbing human mental processes through pulsed radio-frequency radiation over large geographical areas. Microwave devices that can fry a person from the inside out. Electromagnetic Shields like in Star Trek! Even teleportation at the atomic level has been done. Weather manipulation devices. See HAARP project and the patents of Dr. Bernard Eastlund.
http://www.haarp.net/

Every communication world wide,(electronic, telephone, fax, email, Internet ..) is being monitored by Automatic means. If certain key words are detected a flag is set and humans are notified. See:
http://www.nsawatch.org/echelonfaq.html

Many patents are sealed under a government Secrecy Order. So we still don't know about them.
http://www.fas.org/sgp/othergov/invention/index.html

There is a LOT MORE that I won't get into because it just sounds so paranoid and far-fetched, all of which are true. The technology is being used in ways that would shock the world if they knew.

Metatron

Thanks for the input Metatron ...
wow this is evolving!

They all laughed when I put on my tin-foil hat...

Thanks ... read your thread gaddy ...
where is technology taking us?

Agent 61 ....
is that the Delorean with alloys?
still working on the 3 day week for you

Miles off!
What you want is a lower colon that can cr*p printers,the money to be made would be huge,especially if you could urinate compatible ink.
Ray

They've been working on that for about 10 or 12 years. They've been able to print skin and bones for 5 or 6 years now. Hearts and Livers and other organs are on the way.

Bjorn, Carey. “Printable Skin: 'Inkjet' Breakthrough Makes Human Tissue.” Feb. 1, 2005

Inkjet printer to make Skin & Bones:
http://www.howstuffworks.com/artificial-bone.htm/printable

"Professor Derby believes the potential for this technology is huge: “You could print the scaffolding to create an organ in a day,” he says."

Inkjet Technology For Organ Printing (2007)
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/200......3208.htm

Agent61,



Flying cars were invented over 80 years ago.

Curtiss Aerocar Company, a company founded in 1928 by Glenn Curtiss.

Aerocar (often called the Taylor Aerocar) was a roadable aircraft, designed and built by Moulton Taylor in Longview, Washington, in 1949.

Aerocar 2000, a roadable aircraft currently in development in the United States.

Halsmer Aero Car (1958-1959), a roadable aircraft built and flown by Francis Halsmer or by Joseph Halsmer.

Wagner Aerocar, a roadable helicopter completed in 1965.

This one can travel at highway speeds on the road and fly at 10,000 feet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHXnLCIgN......mbedded#

In 1973 the U.K. mandated a Three-Day Week or "Three-Day Work Order", it wasn't popular. But there are such jobs available. I for one worked 16 hr shifts, 3 days a week in a fish canary in the 70's.

Metatron