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Saturday, December 05, 2020 3:08:04 PM
China conducting biological tests to create super soldiers, US spy chief says
"Bina 48 Meets Bina Rothblatt"
Intelligence director John Ratcliffe claims human testing aims to develop soldiers with ‘biologically enhanced capabilities’
Chinese servicemen compete at the 2020 International Army Games in Russia. Photograph: Vladimir Smirnov/Tass
Adam Gabbatt @adamgabbatt Sat 5 Dec 2020 02.18 AEDT
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/04/china-super-soldiers-biologically-enhanced-john-ratcliffe
Maybe someone could suggest to Ratcliffe whatever the Chinese are trying to do they are probably just attempting to catch up with the United States.
Short-Term Superhuman: If We Create Augmented Soldiers, Can We Turn Them Back?
How the need to reverse the effects on augmented soldiers might drive the future of military tech.
By Joe Pappalardo Sep 25, 2018
Marina LystsevaGetty Images
A soldier wears a skullcap that stimulates his brain to make him learn skills faster, or reads his thoughts as a way to control a drone. Another is plugged into a Tron-like “active cyber defense system,” in which she mentally teams up with computer systems “to successfully multitask during complex military missions.”
More - https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/research/a23457329/augmented-super-soldiers-reversible/
"Bina 48 Meets Bina Rothblatt"
Intelligence director John Ratcliffe claims human testing aims to develop soldiers with ‘biologically enhanced capabilities’
Chinese servicemen compete at the 2020 International Army Games in Russia. Photograph: Vladimir Smirnov/Tass
Adam Gabbatt @adamgabbatt Sat 5 Dec 2020 02.18 AEDT
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/04/china-super-soldiers-biologically-enhanced-john-ratcliffe
Maybe someone could suggest to Ratcliffe whatever the Chinese are trying to do they are probably just attempting to catch up with the United States.
Short-Term Superhuman: If We Create Augmented Soldiers, Can We Turn Them Back?
How the need to reverse the effects on augmented soldiers might drive the future of military tech.
By Joe Pappalardo Sep 25, 2018
Marina LystsevaGetty Images
A soldier wears a skullcap that stimulates his brain to make him learn skills faster, or reads his thoughts as a way to control a drone. Another is plugged into a Tron-like “active cyber defense system,” in which she mentally teams up with computer systems “to successfully multitask during complex military missions.”
More - https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/research/a23457329/augmented-super-soldiers-reversible/
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