Anonymous ID: 5ed5ae March 8, 2018, 4:10 a.m. No.587147   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7197 >>7253 >>7315 >>7360

>>587108

>>587115 (last bread)

 

14 Hours ago

39.767609,87.991933

 

15 hours ago

41.521054,91.793295

 

15 hours ago

42.186172,92.659657

 

16 hours ago

42.412175,92.957132

 

26.387675,106.641561 is where he is.

 

70.115236,-143.621805 Open file, Beta 12-9. Time for a looksee good buddy.

 

Blessed be the bakers ... Im taking a slice early

Anonymous ID: 5ed5ae March 8, 2018, 5:11 a.m. No.587315   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7325

>>587147

 

Maybe all of this info is hit .. time will tell … but here is some more speculation

 

Here is a big comb …

 

And maybe the ES/waldo stuff was/is actually telling us where he is going to stay ….

 

Like I said could just all be rubbish time will tell …

Anonymous ID: 5ed5ae March 8, 2018, 6:10 a.m. No.587658   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7743 >>7755 >>7818

>>587555

 

Watching that made me think of my research into Shane Todd + the dead scientists

... Watch 5:00 - 530 in your vid....

 

.... Implantable Polyimide Cable for Multichannel High-Data-Rate Neural Recording Microsystems

 

...“To realise a fully implantable neural recording system, we are also working with other departments on the neural probe design and materials, as well as the incorporation of drug delivery capability.”

 

>>549141

 

Also whilst poking around all of this I did find some interesting stuff from IME.

 

https:// www.a-star.edu.sg/ime/MEDIA/RESEARCH-HIGHLIGHTS

 

IME researchers have described the characterisation of a polyimide (PI) ribbon cable, an integral component for minimising post implantation injury in the brain. The PI cable is designed and fabricated, followed by the systematic investigation of its characteristics, electrical properties and cell behaviours. Intracellular staining tests show same level of cell growth on the PI cable and negative control, indicating that the PI cable does not result in significant acute cytotoxicity. Electrical characterisation results show that the PI cable meets the requirement for data and power transmission between intracranial and extracranial units. This study provides a fundamental first step to ensuring the safe implantation of PI cables in the human body.

 

Reference:

 

Tao Sun et. al., “Implantable Polyimide Cable for Multichannel High-Data-Rate Neural Recording Microsystems," IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, Vol 59, pg 390-299, 2012

 

https:// www.a-star.edu.sg/Portals/30/news_release/Media%20Release_IME_Biospark_1301216.pdf

 

“To realise a fully implantable neural recording system, we are also working with other departments on the neural probe design and materials, as well as the incorporation of drug delivery capability.”

 

https:// www.a-star.edu.sg/Portals/30/news_release/IME_NTU_NUS_Neuro%20IC%20Media%20Release_21%20Nov%202013.pdf

 

Unravelling the mind-body connection

 

with power-efficient IC chip

 

jointly developed by A*

 

STAR IME, NTU and NUS