VIDEO — “Corona World” Video Game Lets You Kill the Covidiots! – #PropagandaWatch
via corbettreport
Aug 31, 2020
Have you played Corona World yet? It’s the hot new online game from German public broadcasters ARD and ZDF where you play a nurse who has to go shopping while being assaulted by joggers, party people, preppers and highly contagious children. So what do you do? You stomp them to death, of course! Fun for all ages!
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VIDEO — Amir’s Gematria Adventures — episode #2 — Pi, Synchronicity, Tarot & Social Engineering
via Potent News
by Amir Alwani
Jul 24, 2019
Are you interested in a very wide range of topics?
Have you ever wondered what numerology, geometry and symbolism can tell you about virtual reality, cybernetics, transhumanism, materialism, environmentalism, tarot, astrology, time, predictions, archetypes, Carl Jung, synchronicity, Nikola Tesla, energy tools, science, mysticism, the Tree of Life, Christianity, Satanism, Taoism, Hinduism, love, weddings, child-birth, government and the history of social engineering?
If you’re fascinated by coincidences and if you value pattern recognition then come and join me on this wild multicontextual gematria adventure!
Vimeo version (downloadable for offline viewing)
recording began 7/22/2019 (Pi Approximation Day)
recording completed 7/23/2019
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VIDEO — Why I quit the Industry | Clint Richardson – Game Dev
via Games Exposed
Dec 15, 2017
I have had the honor to talk with someone within the industry. Clint Richardson worked as a sound designer on many well known movies and game titles. I would mention Resident Evil , Bioshock and Metal Gear Solid series.
You can view his incomplete imdb profile here: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2315392/?r…
In this recording you will hear his objective reasons for leaving the industry.
PN PODCAST #002 — Pokemon, Balance, and Health Impacts of Loneliness
via Potent News
by Amir Alwani
July 20, 2016
In this episode I talk about Pokemon, balancing inner work vs outer work, the increasing loneliness in our modern society and the effect this has on our health.
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(recorded July 19, 2016)
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Revealed: Hacker Who Took Down Sony Playstation and Xbox Shows His Face: “This attack was basically done by three people”
by Mac Slavo
The Daily Sheeple
Dec 27, 2014
It’s not clear whether it was intentional or not, but a hacker operating for the Lizard Squad hacking group responsible for taking down the Sony Playstation and Microsoft Xbox networks has revealed his face in an interview with Skynews.
The man who goes by the name “Ryan” says that it only took three people to incapacitate the gamer networks for the world’s two largest gaming companies.
“This attack was basically done by three people. We had a couple of people from outside the group helping with the attacks, helping us a little bit, but most of the traffic was coming from one or two people.”
Ryan says that the trio decided to launch devastating Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks simply to amuse themselves. The group later added via their Twitter page that they wanted to highlight vulnerabilities in networks that collect millions of monthly subscriber fees and choose not to upgrade their security.
Yesterday, Kim Dot Com, founder of the MegaUpload file sharing site, offered to pay the Lizard Squad group with 3,000 vouchers valued at around $300,000 USD if they would cease the attacks, an offer that they reportedly accepted. Within 12 hours of that deal being made the attack reportedly stopped.
Microsoft Xbox users say that their network status has been restored but many Playstation owners report that their network is still down.
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(Lizard Squad hacker “Ryan” reveals his face in a Skynews interview)
It’s not clear whether it was intentional or not, but a hacker operating for the Lizard Squad hacking group responsible for taking down the Sony Playstation and Microsoft Xbox networks has revealed his face in an interview with Skynews.
The man who goes by the name “Ryan” says that it only took three people to incapacitate the gamer networks for the world’s two largest gaming companies.
“This attack was basically done by three people. We had a couple of people from outside the group helping with the attacks, helping us a little bit, but most of the traffic was coming from one or two people.”
(Lizard Squad hacker “Ryan” reveals his face in a Skynews interview)
It’s not clear whether it was intentional or not, but a hacker operating for the Lizard Squad hacking group responsible for taking down the Sony Playstation and Microsoft Xbox networks has revealed his face in an interview with Skynews.
The man who goes by the name “Ryan” says that it only took three people to incapacitate the gamer networks for the world’s two largest gaming companies.
“This attack was basically done by three people. We had a couple of people from outside the group helping with the attacks, helping us a little bit, but most of the traffic was coming from one or two people.”
North Carolina State University researchers control cyborg cockroaches with Microsoft Kinect [video included]
By Madison Ruppert
Editor of End the Lie
June 25, 2013

(Image credit: Wikimedia Commons)
Researchers at North Carolina State University have not only demonstrated the ability to remotely control cockroaches with an electronic implant but have now shown the ability to control the roaches with a Microsoft Kinect.
“Our goal is to be able to guide these roaches as efficiently as possible, and our work with Kinect is helping us do that,” said Dr. Alper Bozkurt of NCSU in a news release today.
I guess the Kinect isn’t only good for playing video games after all.
The Kinect is also being used by the researchers to collect data and detect how effectively the remotely controlled cockroaches respond to the electrical impulses that are used as the control system.
The end goal, according to the researchers, is to use the cockroaches to “explore and map disaster sites.”
