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RAND Internet of Bodies

Transhumanisme : l’Homme pris dans la Toile Electromagnétique de l’Araignée Digitale du Mal
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” The Age of the Internet of Things (IoT), and soon to follow the Internet of Bodies (IoB), is now upon us.
RAND Corporation defines the IoB as “a growing industry of devices that Monitor the Human body, collect health and other personal information, and transmit that data over the Internet.”
An IoB device must also satisfy one or both of the following :
– Collect Person-generated health or Biometric Data
– be able to Alter the Human Body’s function
The RAND report predicts : ” By 2025, there will be more than 41 Billion active IoT Devices, generating 2.5 Quintillion bytes of Data daily
on environment, transportation, geolocation, diet, exercise, biometrics, social interactions, and everyday human lives.
This explosion in IoT devices will result in further popularity of IoB devices. ”
Through adoption of Technological advancement, humans are consenting to allow Technocrats to Dictate every facet of life.
Soon, Doctors will be able to know if you are taking Prescribed Medication appropriately, and will have Tools to Report, you if you aren’t :
In 2017, the FDA approved the Ist Digital Pill : an aripiprazole Tablet with an Ingestible Sensor, Embedded in the Pill, that Records that the Medication was taken. ”
Ending a relationship

How to tell when it’s Time to End a Relationship
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” My 1st marriage ended dramatically. I kissed my ex-husband goodbye in the morning & as soon as his car was out of sight, I started packing.
I worked quickly, fearing that he would return home before I could leave.
By the time our divorce was final, I had a new life, new friends, a new apartment & a renewed sense of hope for my future – something I had lost over the years of our marriage.
The day I locked that door behind me, there was nothing but anger & hatred left in my heart for him.
I had stayed far too long at the dance & because I had not been able to cut ties earlier, what was once merely dysfunctional had become a dangerous & tricky situation.
Stealth became a necessary component of my exit strategy.
My ex-husband was emotionally, mentally, physically & sexually abusive.
He would have never just let me walk away.
During our marriage, I had drawn many lines in the sand & he had proceeded to cross every single one.
I couldn’t give up that easy. I was so ashamed of failing at my marriage that I allowed my dignity to be stripped away, one crossed line at a time.
I stayed until my hatred of him made leaving the kindest thing I could do for either of us.
And when I left, I didn’t look back. I was done.
Sometimes there is just gradual chipping away of love by one thoughtless action after another,
until one day you wake up & realize that you don’t care.
You don’t hate them. You wish them no harm.
It’s just that you don’t care if they come home or not. ”
Childhood Emotional neglect abuse

Signs that you were Emotionally Neglected or Abused as a child
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” Childhood is a crucial time & one in which we form our defining ideas on everything from romantic love to happiness.
Though we aren’t responsible for the complex damage done to us by emotionally abusive or neglectful parents,
we are responsible for healing that damage in our adult lives, so we can find happiness for ourselves.
That comes with a big dose of brutal self-acceptance, however,
& committing to undoing the damage that’s been years in the making.
We can find joy after waking up from an emotionally abusive childhood, but only when we accept both who we are & who we want to be.
Emotional Neglect occurs when our caretakers fail to appropriately respond to our emotional needs at critical stages in our development.
While child abuse is a very intentional act, emotional neglect generally occurs out of ignorance or as the result of an extreme form of narcissism.
It’s a failure to act & respond to a child’s emotional needs, & it’s an unwillingness to do the emotional work it takes to be an adequate parent.
Having an inability to rely on others or an over-the-top inner-critic that blames you for everything isn’t normal.
It’s more commonly a sign that you’re living with the idea that you’re unlovable,
an erroneous idea that was implanted in your head by a parent that didn’t live up to their responsibilities to you. ”
Love Couple

What a Healthy Relationship looks like
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” In order to be able to love & receive love, you have to love yourself first.
Loving yourself in a sense that you are independent.
You know how to cheer yourself up, look after yourself, explore your hobbies & interests, spend time with your own circle of friends.
Often times, you see someone getting lost in their relationship.
Sure, they are happy with their partner – but they’ve lost their friends & their entire world revolves around their partner.
When this happens, you have an imbalance in a relationship.
To be in any sort of relationship where you do not express yourself, simply to keep the peace, is a relationship ruled by one person & will never be balanced or healthy.
It’s ok to ask partners for favors. However, it’s another thing to almost expect them to serve you all the time.
Healthy relationships CHOOSE to communicate with kindness even in the most difficult times. ”