Brain hacking - secret operation in Poland

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OK, I've been trying to avoid this one, since I know that it would create a LOT of very bitter anti-lolmilk (if such a substance could be said to exist) and this guy really truly thinks there is a chip in his head. This is a VERY common delusion among paranoid schizophrenics. I admit that I just read the opening post and skipped right to here, but I am thinking this is standard paranoid schizo possibly coupled with something more mundane like migraine headaches.

PL: I have paranoid schizo myself, and all sorts of bizarre shit will set off the voices. I've tried home remedies like megadoses of niacin that only fueled the voices. Eating too much wheat will set them off. Right now I'm battling the effects of a Lipitor (basic cholesterol drug) prescription that my GP forced on me a couple weeks ago, with fun stuff along with the louder racket such as headaches and dizziness. (And yes, hand over the TMI ratings, I really don't give a fuck right now.)

So, the OP apparently has some sort of headache problem, and a delusion that it is a computer chip in his head causing it. First, the computer chip. As noted by others, the chip does not exist. The problem is getting OP to realize the chip does not exist. OP has had scans that didn't find a chip, but the crazy in his head is dismissing them. He is talking about radio waves (another common schizo delusion) so maybe there is something he could rig up that would show him that there are no radio waves. The big revelation for me was that *I could control what the voices said*. If I would say/think something, the voices would repeat it exactly, then go back to their yammering. It dawned on me that it wasn't the radio tower a couple miles away beaming the voices into my head, but that the voices were coming from inside a rogue part of my brain. Another poster noted that John Nash sought help when he had a similar epiphany.

Now for that headache. I'm thinking he has a migraine problem underneath the schizo. Poland has nationalized healthcare like almost every other place in the world. Unfortunately, this means dogshit pay levels for the docs, which means that very few of them give a shit about their patients. It sounds like the docs are just shoveling opioids at the poor guy, then when the opium fails they tell him to get fucked. AFAIK pain pills simply don't fucking work with many migraines. In the US this guy could simply get referred to a neurologist and get on meds specifically tailored for migraines. Of course, in a third world hole like Poland that is unlikely to happen.

This means that the guy is in a double bind. Since nothing works for the migraine, he keeps thinking it's the chip. His brain keeps telling him that the docs are lying when they say there isn't a chip. So he keeps asking for help with the chip in his head, which he thinks is causing the migraines. All the docs do is shovel opium at him and walk away because they think the headaches are just part of the crazy. Fuck, this would be a challenging case for skilled clinicians in the US, but given that OP is in Poland, I really don't have any more advice to give. It's likely that the docs went to third world medical schools, so they have shit for a medical education.

Fuck, I'm wracking my brain for a way the guy could get out of this, and coming up empty. The headaches and the schizo reinforce each other. As long as the headaches persist, the OP will think it's the chip. The docs just laugh at him when he talks about the chip in his head and then write him another codone script. Since we're talking third world healthcare, nobody knows anything about such problems as migraines.
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That headache is from the pituitary. Could he have a possible brain tumor or aneurysm? Maybe he's getting just double dose of hormones oozing from that gland.
 
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AnonPoland said:
At least since year 1995 or even earlier there is secret operation in Poland that focus on controlling human body & mind with technology implants that cover vagus nerve and brain. Government force chosen families to have this device implanted in their newborn kid.
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How do you know that the Polish Government was responsible? This sounds more like the sort of thing the Red-Brown Coalition would do.

Irrespective of the source, there's some good info in this thread. Best of luck.
 
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Let's talk about implants. Surgical implants have to be made very specifically in order for it to not be rejected from the body (and even then, it is still a risk.)
Titanium, silicone, and very specific plastics.

It is 1995. You want to implant a microchip in your baby.
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This is what you're working with.
Scale is a bit difficult to tell here but I'd reckon that to be 1 inch by 1 inch.
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This is a pacemaker from 1995, which is still large at this time and is much less technologically advanced than what the Pole's microchip allegedly does, and yet was probably the most advanced implant to go into bodies at the time.

I want to believe you anon, but the technology you speak of did not exist in 1995 like you claim. All materials that exist currently that are used in implants would appear very obviously in an MRI because you see everything physical in an MRI scan. Doctors are able to detect minute hernias just from slight color differences, they would be able to see an implant.
There is no such magical material that Poland would have in 1995 to create microchips from 50 years in the future that would not be seen on an MRI.

You cannot accept the fact that this is not physically possible, because that is exactly how delusions work. And I'm sorry I can't help you with that. All I can do is provide proof that it isn't possible, and hope you might seek alternative treatment. Good luck anon.
 
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Hey op you want to explain the lack of scars

Even if this did happen (it didn't) when you were a baby you'd still end up having scars

Or does the polish gov have some super spooky scar removal technology?

Typical NWO right? They could make a killing selling some advanced scar removal tech as a cosmetic, but instead their using it to implant chips into shitposters and send signals to unknown gov. agencies.
 
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AnonPoland said:
Since it is hard to get any kind of help i'm preparing for radical move and that is to get hit by a thunder and pray it will disable communication part of implant. I'm gonna buy 100% silver fiber full body suit that will create Faraday cage (cut off signal so they can't turn me off or mess with my body) and go to the certain mountain top during storm where almost always thunder hits.
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That is uh, not how anything works. Don't do that.
 
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LMFAOForgotPw said:
buy a SDR and see what it picks up if you’ve already been to the doctor. Worse case they’re cool to have around.
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Ham boomer here, SDR would pick up a metric shit ton of interference and yield bad results. Get yourself a spectrum analyzer it will work best like @Jump suggested.

I sincerely hope this is not the case, because the thought of a technology this complex existing since 1995 is horrifying. But at the same time I hope what you claim is true, because I don't want someone who's young to be a victim of a mental illness like schizophrenia.

Z całego serca życze powodzenia Antoni.
 
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What the guy above said. The technology for leaving a complex implant somewhere in the body for a long amount of time still doesn't realistically exist. Even if it did, you'd need a power source that would last all that time and no, there's no effective way to get required amounts of power from your body, even for much more modern electronics. An implant like you purposed simply isn't technically feasible OP, not today, in 1995 when electronics were harder to tightly integrate and a lot more power hungry even less so.

Mind you, I am only talking about some electronic thing in there, not doing anything complex really. Doing complicated operations like reading your audiovisual input, interpreting it and sending it to some place is well beyond our technical means and will remain to be for a long time, let alone somehow compressing all this into a small electronic chip. This would basically require as a prerequisite not only that we can interpret and understand what the human brain really does in detail, but also somehow stuff all that into a tiny microchip and somehow interface it with that human brain in a very, very efficient and complex way. Even if such a chip would *somehow* exist, we do not have the technology to do surgery on the human brain on this scale, again, 1995 even less so.

If technology like that would exist, the world would not be what it is now and you would not be here posting this. The advances and changes such technology would bring would have transformed the world into something completely different where the thoughts of some 25 year old pole would be the least of anybodies concerns.

You are suffering from a paranoid delusion. You need professional help. If you talk to your doctor and follow his instructions, he can make all these thoughts go away, I promise you. You just have to cooperate.
 
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Idk, I call troll because there's not enough schizobabble. The way that the carbonation grimace guy typed was 100% legit schizo and would take a huge amount of effort to mimic by a non-mentally ill person. This guy just types like a normal dude.

Edit: Actually, I remembered a schizo I knew personally and he wrote coherently outside of the ridiculous delusions he was convinced of, which confused the hell out of people who weren't aware of his illness, so this might be legit. I'm not sure, but OP does type like a non-native English speaker. I wonder if OP learned English before or after he became schizophrenic.
 
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@AnonPoland You could get a very large neodymium magnet from https://www.magnetportal.de/. Not sure what strength would be enough to disrupt the implant. The idea would be to get a large one and have it under your pillow. Hopefully over time it would get damaged.
https://www.magnetportal.de/neodym-magnet-magnete-scheibe-gross-ab-30mm_873_2145
The above linked magnet magnet is 120mm in diameter 20mm thick with a tensile force of 540KG for ~150 € and the site says free shipping on orders over 100 €.
To be honest this is a very big long shot. A guy on Youtube tested a magnet proof 32GB SD card and was not able to corrupt the data with even his biggest magnets (bought from the same site listed above).
 
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