Although vaccines and identity may seem unrelated, Bill Gates has spent the last few years funding research that can bring the two ideas together.

Late last year, Gates once again turned to Robert Langer and his MIT colleagues to investigate new ways to permanently store and record the vaccination information of each individual.

The result of their research was a new vaccine delivery

method. They found that by using dissolvable microneedles that deliver patterns of near-infrared

light-emitting micro-particles to the skin, they could create particle patterns in the skin

of vaccine recipients, which are invisible to the eye, but can be imaged using modified

smartphones. Rice University describes the quantum dot tags left behind by the microneedles

as something like a barcode tattoo. The micro particles that form the fluorescent quantum

dot tags are delivered along with the vaccine, but they cannot be delivered by a

traditional syringe. Instead, they must be delivered by a patch of micro-needles made from a mixture

of dissolvable sugar and a polymer called PVA, as well as the quantum dot dye in the vaccine.

It should be no surprise, then, that Big Pharma vaccine manufacturers, in their scramble to produce the coronavirus vaccine that, Gates assures us, is necessary to go back to normal, have turned to a novel vaccine delivery method.

A dissolvable microneedle array patch. So you're an anarchist?

So I like to use the term voluntarist because there are 18 million different varieties of anarchists.

There's the anarcho-communist and anarcho-sindicalists

and the mutualists and the anarcho-capitalists and every other flavor you can imagine primitives,

primitivists and everything. What is that? Anarchop primitivism is the people who basically want to go back. In fact, you'll remember Tyler Durden in

Fight Club was talking a little bit about that.

In the world I see, you're stalking in through the damn canyon forest around the

ruins of Rockefeller Center.

You'll wear leather clothes that will last you the rest of your life.

You'll climb the wrist thick cuts of vines that wrap the Sears Tower.

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