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almost 4 years ago

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Tansu Yegen

@TansuYegen

8 months ago

The end of forklift🧐 These are Filics Units by Filics, a Munich-based German robotics startup. They're autonomous mobile robots that slide under pallets, lift loads up to 1 ton, and move omnidirectionally with lights for navigation.

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JaVaughn @SlimmBoyJay

8 months ago

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HustleBitch

@HustleBitch_

8 months ago

🚨 DARPA HAS AN INVISIBLE WEAPON THAT COOKS YOU ALIVE - AND IT’S ALREADY BEING USED ON PEOPLE WHO CAN’T PROVE IT The Active Denial System is real. A silent directed-energy weapon with DARPA fingerprints all over it, built to override the human nervous system by convincing your body it’s being burned alive from the inside, triggering panic, paralysis, vomiting, loss of motor control, and collapse without bullets, sound, marks, or evidence - the perfect weapon if you don’t want witnesses or accountability. The U.S. military admitted it was too unpredictable for Iraq, yet during the D.C. protests there were reportedly discussions about domestic use - a moment that showed how fast extreme battlefield technology can move from foreign war zones to civilian streets once it leaves no blood, no proof, and no accountability. Then there’s Venezuela. Guards tied to the Maduro operation described a sudden invisible force - crushing pressure in the skull, nosebleeds, vomiting blood, bodies dropping instantly, people unable to stand or move afterward, no shots fired, no gas, no explosions, no explanation - just human systems failing all at once like someone flipped a switch on their biology. They call it “non-lethal.” They say it’s “just heat.” They promise “no lasting effects.” That’s exactly how you describe a weapon designed for quiet use - when you want compliance without martyrs, injuries without proof, and control without headlines. DARPA doesn’t build deterrents. It builds future enforcement systems, and systems like this don’t get shelved - they get smaller, quieter, and harder to detect. If invisible weapons already exist that can shut the human body down on command, the real terror isn’t whether they’ll be used - it’s how many times they already have been, and how you’d ever know the difference between a “medical emergency” and a weapon test.