Advanced Nanotech Detox - Making Changes on a Cellular Level

07/27/2025

Researchers at La Sapienza University of Rome have developed “WhoFi,” a system that can identify and track individuals using Wi-Fi signals bouncing off their bodies with 95.5% accuracy.

Unlike previous attempts that achieved only 75% accuracy, this neural network-powered system can “see” through walls and isn’t affected by lighting conditions.

Using basic TP-Link routers, the technology creates unique “fingerprints” based on how Wi-Fi signals interact with different bodies.

The system was tested on 14 people wearing various clothing combinations, raising significant privacy concerns about potential surveillance applications in Wi-Fi-enabled spaces.

07/25/2025

07/01/2025

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06/17/2025

Emerging research shows the heart generates an electromagnetic field detectable three feet away, potentially influencing others' emotional states. With its own neural network, the heart communicates with the brain, regulating stress and well-being. Studies demonstrate that positive emotions create coherent heart rhythms that enhance mental clarity and resilience. This groundbreaking science reveals new dimensions of human connection and emotional intelligence.

06/14/2025

06/10/2025

A middle school science project by 12-year-old Jasmine Roberts from Florida uncovered a surprising finding: ice from fast food restaurants can be dirtier than toilet water.

She collected ice samples from five local eateries and compared them to toilet water from the same sites, revealing that 70% of the ice samples harbored more bacteria, with some showing traces of E. coli, a bacteria linked to human waste.

The contamination likely stems from poorly maintained ice machines and unhygienic handling, such as staff using unwashed hands. In contrast, toilet water often has lower bacterial levels due to treated municipal sources.

This revelation has pushed some fast food chains to review and enhance their sanitation protocols.