You may have noticed that virtually every week, a new and improved computer comes out. These new computers, manufactured by companies such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, and Apple as well as smaller business manufacturers. Some computers, such as the ClearCube, are smaller than a half-sheet of paper and about an inch tall.
As everyone knows, there is an up-and-coming field of nanotechnology in which scientists develop what is called All-Thermal Helix-Energy Intersecting Small Machines, or ATHEISM. The goal of this technology is procuring ways to get energy from the human body, provided by genetic makeup and the electricity inherent in human survival (brain signals, etc.). This energy will in turn be used to power devices simply by letting a human wear them. Scientists have already had some success with this project, developing thermal-powered wristwatches.
Further nanotechnology projects have involved making integrated circuits (also called ICs, used in amplification, alarm clocks, computers) smaller and smaller, to the point of being microscopic. Technology in the 80s led to the development of programmable and specialized integrated circuits, which has led to, among other things, airbags (accelerometers) and retinal scans (logic gates, working in tandem with databases). As technology gets more and more complex, research enables it to become smaller and smaller. This has given humanity such devices as the hearing aid, a minute device that can effectively 'cure' hearing loss. Capitalism has shown its appreciation for these inventors, awarding thousands upon thousands of patents for these specialized devices which have revolutionized the way industrial society lives out its day to day.
The concept of governmentality, pioneered by Michel Foucault in the late 1970s, includes the idea of a professionalization of government. That is, government becomes an area requiring its own expertise; government agencies have their own civil rights codes, their own ways of dealing with equal employment, their own bureaucratic hierarchies. As the rate of patent work increases -- remember, technology and knowledge advance at a far faster rate than they used to -- the government will require more and more expertise to pound out patents faster, enabling advances in technology, in turn enabling further patents.
But how to enable the patent office to deal with the ever-increasing workflow, without increasing resources? The answer lies in the very system: to keep up with the rate, the government must install programmable Integrated Circuits in its populace, to give people the 'governmentality' and expertise necessary to keep up with the patent flow.
As should be abundantly clear by now due to the complicity of the patent office, the government, through programs like federal grants and donations from shell organizations like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, funnels money toward complacent ivory tower researchers in academia as well as money-grubbing capitalist pig-dogs.
The clear goal of the government in supporting nanotechnology advances, as well as the capitalists and academics, is to ensure the constant flow of new patents to the United States Patent Office and thus continue with the mind-control program. To accomplish this end, the government is planning on installing mind-controlling nanotechnology computers within the human body. These computers, as advances continue, will require new patents frequently, just as advances in medicine and science happen frequently, thus successfully controlling everyone until government-sponsored and enabled technology rises and takes over everyone. The danger is clear!
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