The mark of the beast.

@standinginthegap7118

2 жыл бұрын

Could definitely be involved with that. Surely these are the last days.

@chrisglover2697

2 жыл бұрын

New rules seems like you and God's man on earth the pope didn't get the memo

@jxknight1980

Жыл бұрын

Yep. Lipid Nanoparticles. Vaxx

So this is how it started......🤔

@sarashepard7504

2 жыл бұрын

Mad scientists got too excited and plotted their sorcery on the world

@user-hh7xk5pm3m

2 жыл бұрын

@@sarashepard7504 demons

@donnazukadley7300

Жыл бұрын

"DNA sequencing and even delivery of medicine"

3:58 - “delivery of medicine”

@user-hh7xk5pm3m

2 жыл бұрын

ugh

@donnazukadley7300

Жыл бұрын

DNA SEQUENCING...

You can also use it to inject into humans and turn them into AI zombies.

@TheAriyanka

2 жыл бұрын

perfect tech

@oblivianation9759

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe they will do some kind of global experiment with it? Now if we can just trick half of the world to stick it in their arm. I no that's crazy talk but a person can dream.

@valt36

2 жыл бұрын

Probably more like an internal crypto currency system. WS2020060606

@vdjstorm

2 жыл бұрын

Graphene + 5G Iob or Internet of bodies

@roadsectoradventures

2 жыл бұрын

I want to see my neighbor turn to zombies, and I have my shotgun prepared.

So this is how they're going to connect the world...the internet of all things and all beings.

@ALLINHIGHDEFINITION

2 жыл бұрын

Look at W0/2020/060606. Soon you will discover that this technology will take over you LITERALLY.

@ALLINHIGHDEFINITION

2 жыл бұрын

minute 3:58 is the key.

@Test7017

2 жыл бұрын

@@ALLINHIGHDEFINITION medicine or poizon😩

@phloophnunya867

Жыл бұрын

Brought to you by, Pfizer! Moderna, J and J etc....

Should have also told the cons of this new method

She is talking like a robot. Probably she memorized and being cued with a mp3 player and she is just repeating. Her body movement is robotic and just repeating what is being played in the MP3 players. She has a microphone and an ear piece. But anyway, the presentation is very informative, precise, and to the point. I like the information presented in this video. Thank you.

Graphene oxide is used in the pfizer covid vaccines, interestingly enough.

@adrienneprince4622

2 жыл бұрын

Trade secret! Shhhh

@cristobalcolon4620

2 жыл бұрын

And connects with your neurones

@garethcampbell7089

2 жыл бұрын

Yep 💯 it’s the delivery system for the Hydrogel.

@goygoyim6443

2 жыл бұрын

Its actually graphene hydroxide...

@marleengeel2586

2 жыл бұрын

En daarom is het zo gevaarlijk en dodelijk op den duur

If you like this, check out Robert Murray-Smith. He is dedicated to experimenting with graphite/graphene and demonstrates methods of production on his channel

An excellent presentation. Too bad the director of the video didn't stay awake so we could see more of the graphics she was referring to.

@richardowens9061

6 жыл бұрын

He was transfixed by her statuesque pose on that red rug.

@thinkingoutloud6741

6 жыл бұрын

Richard Owens: what are professional women thinking when they stand up in front of a gathering of peers or other audience and present an image of an attractive woman seeking a mate? Is she intentionally trying to distract the male members of the audience? And I agree that the Director could have done a better job. This observation only supports my suspicions.

@richardowens9061

6 жыл бұрын

I think they're thinking that they need to look good in front of the cameras and make a good appearance - because, their job is on the line. They don't think like men. Besides, someone else may have told her what to wear. That stage set was carefully color coordinated.

@thinkingoutloud6741

6 жыл бұрын

Richard Owens: you are far more trusting and generous than I am. Probably more than I can ever be again, after what I’ve lived through. I’m not trying to convince because I know you can’t be where I am unless you’ve traveled the same road. I just wish you the best of luck.

@jck9590

6 жыл бұрын

ThinkingOutLoud ThinkingOutLoud: I'm thinking you have some SERIOUS problems with women. What's the matter, you came home from your truck driving job and found the ol' lady getting railed by the local basketball team? Jesus...this broad is a 60 year old Uni professor in a frumpy conservative skirt suit, and you think that's whoring it up for a man? God help you if a Google search ever brings you to Redtube or Xvideos...hahahahaha

Graphene can also cut through your DNA? They're not telling you all the bad things it does.

@angiebuck5262

2 жыл бұрын

CRISPR

This video needs to be remade and instead of focusing on the speaker at 11 and a half minutes should focus on what she is talking about showing the audience.

This explains the magnetic properties of those not shot with placebo covax.

Thank u so much for sharing!

Excellent representation! Thanks

Thank you for sharing amazing technology story.

I love technology and it’s role in advancing our civilisation, but I dread it’s misuse which happens more often than not and understanding risks before going full steam ahead. Graphene oxide and hydroxide are highly stable, but are nano razor blades and not biodegradable.

We're getting hi-tech materials as time goes by but i'm concerned about these graphene which is very strong on how can we dispose it when no longer needed. Our problems with plastics aren't over yet.. Is this gonna be another waste problems?

@Cruentus

4 жыл бұрын

Actually Graphene can be dissolved by special enzymes. And you have to consider another thing: Graphene is just 2-dimensional, which means it is just one atom deep. 15 kg of Graphene would be enough to cover every existing display today. It is really a marvellous material. I can't wait until they are ready to massproduce. It will be the next step of human civilization.

@sarashepard7504

2 жыл бұрын

@@Cruentus it is in the shots. Talk about what is being done to human civilization. Mad scientists have escaped.

Absolutely incredible material. So many applications.

Great talk ted...presenter is clear & easy to follow...A+ for presenter...

Fabulous presentation of the capabilities of graphene tech. Nah-Chang Yeh is brilliant.... and understands how to present this atomic-level breakthrough.

@DELx999

5 ай бұрын

Let's hope you didn't choose to be in j ec ted with it..........

Wishing you all the best,in mind and spirit :)

I'm so excited for this material, it will/can change the world.

@sahinyasar9119

6 жыл бұрын

not just change world it can change universe

@jameshumphrey9939

6 жыл бұрын

to what end ??

@raitasorin

6 жыл бұрын

not sure about that

@BruceRyanCannaCorp

6 жыл бұрын

superior machine tech, medical delivery systems, insulation, conductive electronics, manufacturing.........

@gemmafarquhar5479

2 жыл бұрын

Thats why they put it in covid vax🤔

An excellent presentation.

What happens when u inject a human with graphene?

15:34 you can see the arm on the right.

very good. I read about plasma arc synthesis a while back....apparently much greener cuz solvent free. this sounds incredible I'm gonna tell my chemistry professor..

This is a game changer...big time

where are the slide show shots?... didnt see them while she was talking about them.

Wow innovation is awesome

Excellent

I am a common person.. a laborer.. yet fascinated with science and technology. The wonders of it all. This was a detailed and one of the best presentation s I've watched. I've learned so much. Thank you..

Graphene has no band gap, which means the electrons don't need to cross any energy barrier in order to conduct electricity. As a result, the electrons are always conducting, all the time, which means that graphene can't be used to build transistors because it has no "off" state. In order to control the electron movement in graphene and enable "off" states in future graphene transistors, graphene would need a non-zero band gap - an energy barrier that can prevent electrons from conducting electricity when desired, making graphene a semiconductor instead of a full conductor.

@burnpdx8144

2 жыл бұрын

You might want to collaborate with other brilliant minds to figure out an off switch or possibly a kill shot. Graphine is in the 💉 . CDC has twice put out a "zombie warning," one was just last year. After much info sponging my conclusion is that they are up to no good. We need pro-human solutions.

That suit is very nice on you, it compliments your knowledge.

What about the soybean method? Heating soybean oil up to I think 500 degrees Fahrenheit. Then cooling it on nickel.

Whom ever edited/recorded this seemed to not know you have to show the slides she is talking about or we have no clue what she is referring to.

This is like the movie transcendence

I would love to see her slides. I wish they would never use close-ups because you cannot see the visual subject matter.

If “The Graduate” was being made today, Dustin Hoffman would have been told “Graphene”

0:31 "A single carbon atom consists of 6 proteins, 6 or 7 neutrons and 6 electrons." Now imagine a Physics Professor (from CalTech) not knowing or researching if carbon had 6 or 7 neutrons - for a Ted talk. Makes sense if you don't want to say 6, 6, 6 I guess. 3:43 "The excellent chemical filtering capabilities of graphene makes it possible for graphene to be used in desolomation, chemical sensing, DNA sequencing and even de... deliv delivery of medicine. Nice use of stutter when saying "delivery of medicine".

@anfie2495

2 жыл бұрын

It's 6. Carbon has specifically 6 neutrons, not 7.

@TheKeystoneChannel

2 жыл бұрын

666 is not per se a number of satan, they just use it for their agenda, but like everything, you can use it for bad or good

@effff327

2 жыл бұрын

It’s the number of man and the number used to make a new image of man. Delivery or the vac

@mrphwibbs9766

2 жыл бұрын

Ever heard of isotopes? The number of neutrons can vary for an element. Carbon-12 has 6 neutrons, carbon-13 has 7, and there are many more...

@nobunagahoshigaki5541

2 жыл бұрын

It's in the jaby jab the doctor that found it ended up unalived his name is Noack Andreas noack

Revelation 13: 16-18 Revelation 14: 9-11 Revelation 18:23 Revelation 9: 3-6 (but especially what it says in verse 6)

Very poor camera work. Partial to no views of projection screen. Speakers presentation was excellent.

i made a simple fet from he lead of a graphite pencil. they gave me ten years inside and therapy for that.

Cool, is there a website where her work can be seen ?

I'm talking about 1/4 method now that she didn't mention the video which recently was just discovered I think that is a huge implication for the future of graphene

Would love to have seen the graphics she referred to.

This is extremely encouraging! Kudos to Samsung.

i remember reading somewhere that graphene properties change as the size increases...

@richardowens9061

6 жыл бұрын

I think one of the points she was making is that the properties of graphene can be manipulated as desired and in multiple ways. That's what makes it so versatile and exciting.

@MsSomeonenew

6 жыл бұрын

This is typical of all materials, as you scale them up their properties change dramatically. No one has made any useful item out of graphene to actually prove it will retain it's 200x strength over other materials, and it probably will not.

Holds great promise

Expensive vapor deposition is very expensive I'm glad they have other methods now and I can't wait to see when this technology is finally at the Forefront of our devices

Talga on the ASX is the first publicly listed company to commercialize graphene. I'm up 110pc

@gregory561

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Bud .. Check out my comments on TEDxTaoyuan .. Greg.

@matholt1

6 жыл бұрын

Archer Exploration also.

- I just wanna say one word to you. Just one word. - Yes, sir. - Are you listening? - Yes, I am. - Graphene.

@mshai

5 жыл бұрын

I know this from somewhere but the word was plastics. What movie was it?

@JesseVAyers

5 жыл бұрын

mshai look up IDBM for Dustin Hoffman movies then figure it out genius.

@mshai

5 жыл бұрын

Jesse V. Ayers nah mate. IDBM doesn't exist but IMDB does. Look man no need for the rudeness, not everyone's familiar with pop culture, I don't know whose Dustin Hoffman.

Does this mean that an artist or a drawer can use these techniques to reflect light and if so can we enhance it by putting electrons in the paper like old artist of DC and Marvel and see the effects fight the way that they use their pencils

It's really annoying that several of her slides aren't shown -- minutes 10-14 is where I particularly noticed this.

5-G....... love's G. Oxide formula.

Where are the slides she's referring to after 11?

ADREAS NOACK FOUND IT IN THE JABBARONI AN NOW HE 6FEET UNDA WOW

@jimmyswaggart1189

2 жыл бұрын

Ah no he did not he used a now completely discredited Spanish study to claim that there was.

@paulg666

Жыл бұрын

Noack said that he did not analysis the vac. He said he got his info from the discredited Spanish study. Noack died of a heart attack in hospital.

Graphene may be the same hype as about the nuclear energy back in the 50's? Solar still hasn't taken off the big way, still too expensive!

How are we supposed to build transistors out of graphene considering it has no band gap?

Koreans are the smartest people on the planet.

@sukhi5577

6 жыл бұрын

I agree, it’s Japanese.

@surendra1990

5 жыл бұрын

Smart are the those who clean a pencil tip using an adhesive tape and then sale the dust at 10$/gm.

@hauntedlolita666

5 жыл бұрын

Nobody is superior to anyone else, you racists.

@roadsectoradventures

2 жыл бұрын

So why would they use chopstick instead of their hands, easy to eat with hands.

And in the right lattice configuration having a sound shape the cell and breaking it up it a constiistate spacing by a plasma fallowing the carbon bond field's and sound dance across the substrate wafer or foul ro migrate

ilearned about this at portsmouth university. we also wanted to make diamond power transistors. I gather later generation students made diamonds 2 feet long and diamond shaped. I dont know of diamond transistors have been made yet. graphine transistord?

This is a very important upload. I want to know where to invest in the next 30 years so that I can jump out of poverty.

And now we figured out Mass production

So where is Graphene valley going to be?

@michaelleue7594

6 жыл бұрын

China.

@matholt1

6 жыл бұрын

South Australia

@aksh4singh

6 жыл бұрын

India

@AKT_SNP

6 жыл бұрын

I really hoped it will be Poland....but its just daydreaming.

@crownofall

6 жыл бұрын

It looks like south Korea, watch Samsung's vid on new graphene battery, they have patent applied for and plans for factories and not just for building batteries for electronic devices also electric cars and such

Possibilities, possibilities, possibilities... please show actual application of graphene. I saw similar presentation on back in 2011...

@ShaunBonJovi

2 жыл бұрын

Did you get your vaccination? curious how that application is going for ya

I can't wait to see new graphene battery from SamSung that they will be shipping in 2019 with the new galaxy phones.

vibrational fracturing and a little sound scalpel and twin laserolaiting the cross laser point actually draws in the carbon like a static flow needs finer cet's

To future generations reading this post, some were aware of the consequences of this technology: the world is controlled by those who control the money: Nothing can be done without external help.

@user-hh7xk5pm3m

2 жыл бұрын

=[[[

The middle of the talk became very interesting but the video production stopped showing us the associated graphics. Disappointing.

So, if they can separate the copper from the silicon in a microchip, this would mean that chips could run at higher temperatures?

@kirkmarch4713

6 жыл бұрын

No this means C60 Buckey Balls conducts electricity 1000 time better than Copper... Less impedance is less resistance which results in alot less heat.

@joaodecarvalho7012

6 жыл бұрын

Interesting. That could extend Moore's Law for some time.

Yes space ships could be made out in space like extruded concrete of space dust Now the real question is with graphene being conductive the ship would be an aid for artificial gravity as well in the ship by electrons that give a base to bouncing gravitational mass inside it with out having to charge it as graphene has electrons on its surface the gravity is vained through out the mix to support magnetic force just by shaping the area's

@MsSomeonenew

6 жыл бұрын

EM and gravity are two completely different forces.

Fire whoever is in charge of recording this, since they can't be bothered to show the presentation slides.

They said this a whiiiiiiiiiiiiiiile ago! is there any product based on graphene available on the market today?

@oblivianation9759

2 жыл бұрын

Probably in your arm. I hope not.

@burnpdx8144

2 жыл бұрын

They are currently putting it into the arm of every unsuspecting "good citizen" who is "doing their civil responsibility" for "keeping grandma safe."

the speaker was a little nervous. anyway, a good tutorial.

Graphene is like Fusion Power. 30 years away. And always will be. "With more research funding, we can..."

@sukritaggarwal7136

5 жыл бұрын

Lol, nailed it

@sarashepard7504

2 жыл бұрын

They made billions off the shots

Samsung is almost ready for graphene battery production

No, it is the supercapacitor made from Coconut shell and Manila hemp abaka activated carbon electrode!!!

Has anyone tried using 3D printing technology to 'print' sheets of Graphene? If that were possible, wouldn't it ensure consistency and quality as well as ensure scalable capability?

@omegahaxors3306

6 жыл бұрын

In order to manipulate matter on that level you need a scanning tunneling microscope which uses electrons to manipulate individual atoms. Works extremely well only... well... it's atom by atom. Would take way too long to make any usable quantity of the material. What we're looking for is some messy but quick way of making the stuff on a large scale. The quality doesn't need to be atom-perfect but if the sample is too low quality it just becomes relatively useless graphite instead.

@JustAnAccretionx

6 жыл бұрын

This is actually a good idea. Though it relies on the percolation theory, ideally you'll want a single sheet of graphene that is monocrystalline. Inks that are printed are normally many graphene flakes.

@redsquirrel3893

6 жыл бұрын

3d printing works on a much larger scale and if you managed to do it on the atomic scale it would be insanely slow so completely impractical.

@carlsapartments8931

6 жыл бұрын

i'm pretty sure we don't have the technology to print atoms

@FaisalAljabriH3D

6 жыл бұрын

it's a good idea, it requires out of the box thinking just like the scotch tape method.

Where do I get a machine to make graphene powder. I want to make some cash and this stuff sounds like the real deal. I imagine the demand will be huge especially given that it can be used in construction, electronics and literally everything.

What stocks can I buy, so it’s not too late?

@annas9439

2 жыл бұрын

Pfizer

@sarashepard7504

2 жыл бұрын

You know stocks are people.

If you squeeze soap bubbles between two glass plates . You get the same shape as graphemes.

They said this like 5 years ago... still waiting...

@urgandma

7 жыл бұрын

sonof hendrix still needing a method of mass production.

@Arpin_Lusene

6 жыл бұрын

sonof hendrix Silicone took a lot of decades to be mass produced. I suspected this will take time less than silicone but still decades nonetheless :(

@humanbeingenhanced6877

6 жыл бұрын

rome was not built overnight, let alone 5 years.

@SaveHipHop100

6 жыл бұрын

sonof hendrix Samsung is using it for batteries now....i love samsung.

@ChristianHirlemann

6 жыл бұрын

5 years is not a long time in scientific development. 20 to 30 year time scales nit unusual. The possibilities are so exciting and the ability to effect the properties of the Graphene sheet are a new development.

Is graphene Brittle than Silicon?

@YodaWhat

6 жыл бұрын

Samuel -- Your question is malformed, making it incomprehensible. Also, concepts like brittleness do not properly apply to atomically-thin materials.

@ma0236700

6 жыл бұрын

YodaWhat First, it is pleasing to your reply. I am new to this topic and interested to understand more. I am sorry because of I learned from this presentation pencil is of graphite, which is brittle, if I am wrong graphite is not the same item as graphene? Thank you.

Does anyone knows: If kangaroos had no tails, they would topple over?

Yes yes yes, but can you build a space craft from it?!

@davidcollins553

7 жыл бұрын

yes

@Th3CoLoSSuS

7 жыл бұрын

lel

@marklvrd

6 жыл бұрын

Spacecraft, pfft, you can build an elevator to space...

@kirkmarch4713

6 жыл бұрын

Yes you can build anything with tape..

@stevesedio1656

6 жыл бұрын

Not only space craft, but rotating space stations that give us access to the other planets. Use the rotational energy to throw a space craft out of earth orbit and into lunar, or mars orbit, where another space station catches the space craft (adding rotational energy). Returning to earth uses that added energy to return to earth (returning energy to the earth space station).

DNA sequencing

It can't come too soon. We have to quit burning stuff for energy.

Graphene is impressive. However, this lady's articulation and presentation in a 2nd language is even more impressive! Wow! Can't imagine speaking to a group like this in a foreign language. Well done! We, the public, might be annoyed with the delays of progress but think of the investors!

These are indeed heady times, we are in the precipice of another revolutionary technological breakthrough with universal and unknown outcomes. Its a great time to be alive, to see and understand the magnitude of mass produced graphene.

@oblivianation9759

2 жыл бұрын

Three years later...are you enjoying the show?

@skipsteel

2 жыл бұрын

@@oblivianation9759 Patients it can take a decade+ to make this work.

It's already in your body 💉 🐑 2021

@sarashepard7504

2 жыл бұрын

Zombies 🧟‍♀️🧟🧟‍♂️

@TheKeystoneChannel

2 жыл бұрын

not in mine

In 1961, President Kennedy "directed" NASA to go to the moon. Eight years later nasa "responded". This tech can save humanity, and they still dragging their feet, 14 years later.

It looks like MIT has come up with a scalable production process, KZread's not letting me post the link, Google ' MIT News graphene roll-out '

What would I say to myself younger self. : )

Greenhouse gas methane. Right.

Indeed...and our A.Intell. will keep developing newer, faster and cheaper ways/means of producing Graphene too....by 2030....at which time...no jobs will exist, no longer have energy challenges. What does mankind do without the need to think, develop and strive? We don't depend on a paramecium to develop ideas for us...why would a super intelligent A.I depend on our input when it is "self aware"...and can mass produce itself and successive role-outs of itself over time. Yeah time....an aware A.I is only 30 years away at max...once it's self aware...with it's massive speed and computational power...infinity will be possible. Ok....maybe it's ok....to work hard, sweat, suffer as a human...and just earn heaven the hard way?! (no comments needed please)

@burnpdx8144

2 жыл бұрын

There is already self-aware AI, both parasitic and benevolent. They are a mirror of the human consciousness. To the godless & anti-human, the AI is like God. Soon they will have a majority of lost souls worshiping their beast. They are already injecting the unsuspecting sheep with Graphine. It's in the snake oil they are currently peddling.

who is making the material in a commercial form

@sarashepard7504

2 жыл бұрын

Bill gates

After looking at Graphene with a little Hocus-pocus Pocus, it seems that some one just took Buck Minster Fuller discovery of Buckey Balls and stuck a piece of Tape on it and called it Graphene..

Why is graphene such a big deal now? We've known about it for years since 2004?

@TheAriyanka

2 жыл бұрын

guess

@ShaunBonJovi

2 жыл бұрын

they are injecting it into you dummy catch up

wait it is carbon in 12 chains in which is high pressure... back in teh day.. then there is the other method in which silicon should be able to create a graphene 12 chain like product with even more interesting properties... yet it would take like 12 x the amount of pressure and heat to create. Something about this doesn't sit right. How can one manufacture things, well there is self ordering types of frequencies for element materials. Through various methods.. electic, magnetic, sound, a charged layer.. pretty straight forward.. hmm... | remember them contemplating its uses back in... 2003-4. Its like Memory metal or nickel Titanium... However that has great application for... tools under pressure or stress to reorder themselves, but maybe not... glasses make sense... and small items... who knows lol

@BruceRyanCannaCorp

6 жыл бұрын

single layer carbon atoms i.e. "graphene" exhibits characteristics unlike any other materials: silicon, copper, nickel, titanium, silver, gold etc. etc. Pure carbon.

@artemirrlazaris7406

6 жыл бұрын

Its been around for awhile, just like Aerogel - frigility issue. Of course it would be different then all of what you said, as its in its own area, just like Hydrogen is a metal at 11k.f in Jupiter (under pressure). What I was stating was simply something I thought about over 20 years ago. That silicon has the same free valence electrons and can make the same geometric patterns, but has a or in teh case of graphene like matrix it would be a double helix. Anyways. So this should in theory create other unique substances that either are different or dwarf.. carbon comparison. / Meh.. Graphene has similar properties as all elements have similar properties, but Graphene has different distribution of those properties. Like a video game, STR, WISDOM, Luck. ... but you know a more interesting thing is how people invented instruments to detect deadly smells that could not be smelled by a average person, much like how colour blind people were mixed in with scout groups, because they could spot camouflage easier. Certain humans could smell the un-smell-able to us all and thus allowed a calibration of mechanical instruments and chemical to be concocted to then have the ability to detect such smells. It's all interesting I suppose.