In an earlier article, we had established how Elon Musk’s Neuralink works. In short, the brain sends information in the form of electrical signals to the Neuralink chip which then sends that information wirelessly to an external device, allowing the user to control it in various ways. This is how Neuralink currently functions, and the earlier article focused solely on the future implications and potential consequences of this output functionality of Neuralink.

Incidentally, at the end of the previous article, I had made a prediction which Elon Musk has since confirmed to be one of the future uses of Neuralink. It was the ability of humans to control android robots with their thoughts alone:

In the future, users will also be able to tap Neuralink’s device to control Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus, with their thoughts, Musk claimed, a device the billionaire has previously said could go on sale as early as the end of next year and optimistically predicts will transform the electric carmaker into a $25 trillion company.

The reason I’m highlighting this is not in order to toot my own horn or anything like that but to urge readers to come to the realization that these articles are not sensationalist writings that delve into matters of mere science fiction. Quite the contrary, the very real dangers of these technologies are not to be taken lightly. The goal of the transhumanist elites is not to thrust the world into such a nightmarish reality within the next few centuries but, rather, the coming decades.

We will now be shifting our focus onto the consequences of a future version of Neuralink, one that doesn’t yet exist. Let’s just call it “Neuralink 2.0.”

In this version, the interface will be a two-way street where, in addition to the brain transmitting instructions via the chip, it will also be receiving them from external sources. Yes, it may very well be possible in the future for Neuralink engineers to program certain codes which they can wirelessly transmit into the human brain as electronic commands.

Now, you might be wondering why I’d be dedicating this and some future articles to such a hypothetical version of Neuralink that doesn’t even exist yet. And the reason is that whenever there is discussion surrounding Neuralink, there are almost always corresponding mentions of sci-fi dystopias where such technologies have the ability to make users experience entire simulated realities and where corporate ads are always playing in your head.

However, what people fail to realize is that, when discussing Neuralink, you absolutely must include consideration of this hypothetical scenario. Because if you only follow the applications of Neuralink as it exists right now and extend them to their natural outcomes, you’ll come to the conclusion that it simply doesn’t have the capability to do something like generating an entirely fictitious alternate universe. The most you can do with it is control things with your mind, like robots. And as immersive as that is, it’s not the real objective for these sociopathic transhumanists. The Neuralink 2.0, however, is a different monster entirely.

One of the co-founders of Neuralink even made a direct connection between Neuralink and The Matrix, a popular movie about simulated realities that many of you have probably heard of:

“Watching Neo learn kung fu in ‘The Matrix,’ I remember thinking, ‘Wow, I want to work on making that possible,’” said another Neuralink co-founder, DJ Seo, at a Neuralink presentation two years ago. “Today, I believe this is a tractable engineering challenge.”

And with the modification that I’ve described above, you achieve what these transhumanists consider to be “the true objective,” where it is not you that controls the technology but where the technology controls you.

The Brain and Your Perception of Reality

Why is being able to send “coded instructions” in the form of electrical signals into the brain so dangerous—I mean, aside from just how messed up the statement sounds on its own? In order to understand this, there is another question we must answer:

What part of your body are you primarily using to “see” these words on your screen?

Give some serious thought to this question this before attempting to answer it.

Now, if your answer was “eyes,” then you’re not entirely correct.

Yes, the eyes allow light to enter into the body, and they convert that light into electrical impulses in order to send it through the nervous system. But it’s only when that electrical data reaches the visual cortex of the brain that the image you perceive is actually generated. So, the right answer is that you see primarily using your brain, not your eyes.

And in order to understand this even better, let’s imagine a scenario.

A cracked red teacup rests on a dusty table, with a single leaf covered in droplets of dew within it and dark brown liquid spilling out of it, dripping off the side of the table.

An entire series of images has just formed in your head out of thin air. But are you actually in the place described above? Are you, at this very moment, looking at this cup and the leaf? Do they even exist?

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What transpired is that your eyes delivered the words described in that scenario to your brain, where the areas responsible for language, comprehension, visualization, etc., collectively deciphered all of the information and formed the images that you perceived. The phrase “cracked red teacup” isn’t actually a cracked red teacup. It’s nothing more than pixels on a screen. Yet those black and white pixels induced an entirely unique image within your brain.

And just as the visual cortex in your brain is responsible for what you see, the auditory cortex is responsible for what you hear, the gustatory cortex for what you taste, the olfactory cortex for what you smell, and the sensory cortex for what you touch and feel.

In short, your brain is responsible for fabricating the reality that you perceive all around you, day in, day out.

In short, your entire reality exists inside your brain.

And so, anyone in possession of technology that allows them to send signals to all of these areas of the brain will also have the ability to control the entire constitution of a person’s reality. That is the true danger of Neuralink, along with how it can be used to make users experience an entirely false reality.

A False Universe of Pleasure

Let’s re-use the same scenario described above. Will Neuralink really be able to also induce such a scenario in a user’s brain, tricking them into seeing something that isn’t real? The answer is yes, and it’s quite straightforward at that.

Just have Neuralink programmers write lines of code that will be sent to the visual cortex of a user’s brain via the Neuralink chip and, all of a sudden, the user will visualize a scene that he wasn’t even consciously thinking about. The cracked red teacup will just suddenly materialize in front of him, out of nowhere.

In fact, the process of you reading about the red teacup and then imagining it is not too dissimilar to how this version of Neuralink will perform a “technological miracle” of this nature.

When you read them, the words in the scenario were sent to your brain via your eyes, and the information was decoded in the brain’s visual cortex, thus producing an image of a cracked red teacup.

With Neuralink, the code will be sent to the brain via the Neuralink chip, and the information will be decoded in the brain’s visual cortex, thus producing an image of a cracked red teacup.

The only difference between the two is that, while the former resulted in an imaginary thought, the latter will make users visualize the scene before their very eyes, as if it were reality itself.

Of course, the graphics of such visuals might very well not be wholly impressive at first. For example, there may be random patches of blackness, blurriness, and weird glitches that may remove a person from the experience. The rendered images might be fuzzy and dreamlike, blending with other things, similarly to how AI generated videos are still currently in their infancy stage. For the technology to be developed to a point where instructing the brain to produce visual scenes that look like high quality 4K videos is possible, is something will take a long time. But once it gets there, the world will have to say goodbye to what will have become outdated technology, such as VR headsets. Yes, tech like the Apple Vision Pro or the Metaquest headsets are indeed primitive cave-like tools in comparison to Neuralink.

The process described above will also be applicable to all the other senses, such as hearing, for example. There will be no need for any kind of headphones. The relevant sounds can simply be coded and transferred wirelessly into the user’s brain. Their auditory cortex will be tricked into making them hear any song or sound that they desire. And since Neuralink will be sponsored by many major conglomerate behemoths, they will also be forced to visualize and listen to a whole plethora of soulless advertisements all throughout the day. Think of just how insufferable corporate ads already are, then imagine them playing directly inside your head, constantly. If that wouldn’t make a person go insane, I honestly can’t say what would.

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That covers sight and smell, but what about taste? How will they market that?

Are you unable to afford expensive and indulgent high quality foods? No problem. Neuralink will allow users to taste anything they desire. Any kind of food or beverage that they can think of, Neuralink will instantly make it available on the menu. The gustatory complex in the brain can be “fed” electrical instructions that trick the brain into “tasting” a special cut of juicy steak or any kind of indulgent sweet dish.

In fact, our transhumanist overlords at WEF who are so hell-bent on making humanity live on bugs can employ this to their advantage. They can couple their bizarre justification for why bugs are actually the healthiest thing to eat with the capabilities of Neuralink. Everyone will be forced to “eat ze bugs” on the basis that it doesn’t really matter what they’re eating when it can taste however they want it to. After all, if the brain can be tricked into making the bugs look, taste, and smell exactly like a fresh plate of lamb biryani, who really cares what it actually is (besides Muslims, of course)?

The insanely wide implications of this technology should be making themselves apparent by now.

Look at how addicted the modern world today is to getting dopamine rushes from technology in the form of social media, entertainment, and especially pornography. Compare the drug-like effects of such media that exists now to what it could potentially be like with Neuralink. The difference is one of drastic proportions. Think about why people in the modern world even watch a movie or pornography in the first place. It’s because it’s a kind of experience and a pleasurable one at that. They too, are tricking their minds into believing that they are partaking in an experience that isn’t actually real. It’s, as we say, a form of escapism, in order to not have to deal with the realities of the real world. Why burden yourself with the need to go out on an adventure or find a loving partner when you can easily have an off-shoot discount pseudo-experience online?

Neuralink is simply the ultimate endpoint of this sort of escapism, where the line between fiction and reality can be easily blurred and even completely erased.

Utilizing Neuralink to trick all of the sensory areas of the brain at once can result in the production of powerful false experiences, ones that are even more effective than full blown psychedelic hallucinations. In the case of pornography, the user can be made to see, hear, taste, and feel things from his/her wildest fantasies. A man can hold and be intimate with the most beautiful (artificially generated) women. Instructions can be sent to his sensory cortex that stimulate his hands and fingers with just the right sense of touch, pressure, and temperature, fooling him into believing that he is holding an actual human being made of flesh and blood. In reality, he will be lying alone in a random pod, as a “Neura-junkie,” but in his mind, he will be having the time of his life, over and over again, on repeat.

Because, as stated before, it’s your brain that produces the reality that you perceive.

However, why not take this a step further and directly stimulate the reward centers in the brain itself, artificially producing a rush of dopamine within the user’s mind?

Why not send electrical signals via the Neuralink chip directly to the reward centers and keep the user in an endlessly constant state of pure “dopamine bliss”? No drug or piece of technology that exists presently could even come close to achieving this level of materialistic satisfaction. I don’t think it’s at all too far-fetched to say that someone who uses such a technology in the future would feel extremely suicidal without it.

Throughout the past decades, entertainment technology and advertisements have been carefully curated by the elites for the purpose of activating the human reward centers in the brain. Be it Netflix or YouTube, Facebook or Instagram, McDonald’s or Starbucks, all of these companies are always trying to find new ways of releasing as much dopamine in your brain as possible, be it through visual appeal, sex appeal, short-form content, crazy clickbait videos and articles, high levels of sugar, etc., making you become addicted to their products and services.

Neuralink is the first piece of technology that can simply bypass all of that hassle and go straight for the proverbial jugular, directly activating and stimulating the reward center of the human brain.

It is without a doubt one of the major end goals that these satanic transhumanists are desperately working towards.

Many more aspects of this Dajjalic technology are yet to be explored, and in the next entry on this subject we shall, in sha’ Allah, be discussing the “Neuralink Hivemind.”

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