The Peruvian physician claims that recent advances in neural chip technology are due to "secret, coercive and illegal experiments on humans," because without experiments on living brains, they simply would not have been possible.
An article published in the Egyptian Journal of Internal Medicine in 2016 stated that "covert, coercive and illegal human experiments" could be carried out in Latin America, where poor citizens are usually recruited for medical trials.
The article, titled "The Secret of the Neurological Boom: Are Covert Human Experiments Conducted in Latin America?" Was written by Dr. David Salinas Flores, professor of medicine at the Main National University of San Marcos in Peru.
Dr. Flores writes:
In conclusion, Dr. Flores urges his colleagues: "… to investigate, be on the alert and report on possible inhuman neurobiological experiments carried out by leading economic powers in the third world."
For many years, South America has served as a testing ground for unregulated drug trials for foreign pharmaceutical companies. Peru is an extremely corrupt state and has been called “a haven for human experimentation.
A former US Department of Defense official warned back in 2006 that only the most ruthless nation would win a new arms race to improve people.
Fred Charles Ikle, undersecretary of defense for policy under President Reagan, wrote Annihilation from within in 2006, claiming that only the most ruthless nation will win the arms race to build neural chips and improve humans, because advances in these technologies are possible. only as a result of "scrupulous experiments on the living human brain."
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Ikle writes:
Facebook, Google, IBM and Elon Musk have invested heavily in projects related to human brain research and the creation of a neural interface. China is also making serious steps in this direction.
This year, China announced significant progress in the development of neural interfaces. As reported by the Chinese government publication Xinhua [May 18, 2019], It should also be noted that the Brain initiative of the Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), launched by Barack Obama in 2013, is aimed, among other things, at "creating fully implantable modular reconfigurable neural interface microsystems that wirelessly communicate with external modules …"
Given the history of secret human experiments conducted by governments around the world, we should not be surprised at the possibility of this scenario.
Daniel Taylor