Copy the content, edit to make it easy to read, print out a copy, tape to a wall where you see it each and every day. Highlight the parts that resonate w/ you. It is THAT important. Below I will extract those parts that I think are notable so far as I am concerned. Everybody’s different. The entire write-up (part V, that is) might send chills down your spine. The implications are staggering.
And for all those idiots who think a remotely-controlled RecoveryRx is WAAAY too advanced, years down the road, c/o the following. Is it real or a fake AI video makeup? That’s way beyond my pay grade, for sure, but I doubt it’s a bit of fakery. The point is that there are those who are pushing the boundaries every second of every day. Ethics and/or morals and/or consequences be damned. Technocracy is a mixed bag on a slippery slope, for sure. Controlling medical devices remotely is ‘off-the-shelf’ technology at this point.
https://x.com/ReturnOfKappy/status/1998968510375178734
Many posters have provided an abundance of links to thoroughly educate oneself on Electrome, the personnel involved, the technology, etc. It’s your investment; no excuse for being lazy. Here’s their website: https://electrome.com/ to read parts I - IV. FWIW, I am convinced we have a business agreement in place soon to be announced.
"Sic parvis magna" - Greatness from small beginnings
All the best, WBeacham
Quote:“The Next Multi-Trillion-Dollar Healthcare Revolution”. << Ok, you have my attention. >>
Key drivers - “opioid crisis and increasing demand for non-addictive pain management”, “A favorable regulatory climate and significant investment from leading pharmaceutical and device manufacturers” << Indescribably HUGE >>,
“Electrome’s first therapy, targeting pain and inflammation, is already cleared for market launch ” << are you listening now ?? >>
Bioelectric platforms (anybody WE know ??) already demonstrate robust efficacy in chronic pain and inflammatory disorders << they mentioned TENS, cough, cough.. Everybody knows TENS is garbage. They couldn’t exactly mention BIEL, now could they? >>
From the CTO Dr. Erik Nilsen: “We are developing technologies that provide precise control over electric signaling in cells, offering new opportunities to treat chronic pain, inflammation, and other debilitating conditions”
“With products positioned for both premium healthcare systems and cost-effective community deployment, Electrome is poised for international leadership.” << NOT developing, we have them … >>
“ As payer and policymaker incentives align with digital health expansion and value-based care, Electrome stands ready … “ << translation: everybody’s onboard >>
And for all those idiots who think a remotely-controlled RecoveryRx is WAAAY too advanced, years down the road, c/o the following. Is it real or a fake AI video makeup? That’s way beyond my pay grade, for sure, but I doubt it’s a bit of fakery. The point is that there are those who are pushing the boundaries every second of every day. Ethics and/or morals and/or consequences be damned. Technocracy is a mixed bag on a slippery slope, for sure. Controlling medical devices remotely is ‘off-the-shelf’ technology at this point.
https://x.com/ReturnOfKappy/status/1998968510375178734
Many posters have provided an abundance of links to thoroughly educate oneself on Electrome, the personnel involved, the technology, etc. It’s your investment; no excuse for being lazy. Here’s their website: https://electrome.com/ to read parts I - IV. FWIW, I am convinced we have a business agreement in place soon to be announced.
"Sic parvis magna" - Greatness from small beginnings
All the best, WBeacham
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