Brigham Buhler

That's crazy.

It's wild.

No, I haven't seen that part, but I believe it.

I sent you that article.

It was a Dropsite News article from Ryan Grim.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

NSA codebreakers for a genome Manhattan project.

The financier pursued cryptographers to hack the genetic code to develop a new super intelligence to understand intercellular communication.

I mean- Dude, I had this lady on the podcast who did this whole, she wrote a book on this, it's called The Pentagon's Brain.

I don't know if you've ever heard of it.

No.

She interviewed all the people from this organization called DARPA.

And she said that they've been working on Neuralink, like brain implants for super soldiers since like the early 90s.

Like all the stuff she says that you see come out into the public and like the consumer market is usually DARPA's 20 years ahead of that.

And they're funding all kinds of crazy research.

Yeah.

And they're, I mean, they're doing it openly with psychedelics already.

There's a, there's a, one of the schools, I think it's Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Chapel Hill, the head of one of the departments there had got like a $20 million grant from DARPA to study psychedelics for soldiers and how to take the psychedelic trip out of psilocybin.

I think either psilocybin, yeah, it was psilocybin to, uh,

help get soldiers through PTSD and through the trauma and get them right back out on the battlefield.