Ariel guy on X.com

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As I mentioned before one of my recent discoveries on X is this guy with a nick name Ariel.
Some of his posts are “way up there” but some are intriguing. Take it for what is worth. I did copy and paste entire post since some of them disappear from his account quickly without reason.
https://x.com/Prolotario1/status/1903425252467544223

Allegedly beneath the Gigafactory in Sparks, Nevada, Elon Musk’s Tesla harbors a clandestine bio-tech arm operating on a sub-level known only to a select cadre of engineers and high-clearance operatives designated “Level Theta-9.” It appears this isn’t just about electric cars or solar panels; it’s a full-on plunge into quantum bioengineering, where Med-Bed prototypes are being forged with tech that fuses Tesla’s cutting-edge lithium-ion battery systems, plasma containment fields, and neural interface advancements borrowed from Neuralink’s brain-machine integration experiments. These beds, codenamed “Erebus Regenerators,” are built for elite clients think billionaires with cybernetic implants, DARPA-funded super-soldiers with prosthetic limbs, and off-world operatives returning from Mars missions with radiation-damaged tissues. The setup uses a toroidal plasma generator, powered by a miniaturized zero-point energy core (rumored to be sourced from a defunct black project in Area 51), emitting a 12-tesla magnetic field that stabilizes cellular regeneration while syncing with neural implants to rewrite synaptic pathways. Insiders report a 17-year-old test subject with a titanium arm maimed in a covert op regrew organic muscle and skin over the implant in 72 hours, with the bed’s AGI interface (a hybrid of Musk’s xAI tech) autonomously adjusting frequencies to 432 Hz for tissue resonance and 7.83 Hz for Schumann-aligned brain repair. The facility’s security is brutal: biometric locks tied to DNA signatures, armed drones with facial recognition, and a kill-switch that floods the chamber with nitrogen if breached. Funding comes from untraceable cryptocurrency transactions routed through shell companies in the Caymans, and the lead scientist, Dr. Karina Voss (real name, ex-Berlin Institute of Physics), vanished from public records in 2019 after joining. This isn’t for the public it’s a playground for the ultra-rich and military elite, with whispers of Musk testing it himself to counter cellular degradation from his relentless work pace. We’re not supposed to know the beds are already operational, or that they’ve got a backlog of 47 clients waiting, including a Saudi prince with a failing robotic liver. Interesting information isn’t it? I wonder how accurate it is? 🤔 I guess we will find out won’t we? Wink & Nod: Look at the Gigafactory’s power grid logs from June 2023 publicly available via Nevada Energy filings if you dig deep enough. There’s an unexplained 1.2-gigawatt spike, lasting 72 hours, that Tesla claimed was a “battery stress test.” No battery production line needs that kind of juice for that long it matches the energy signature of a toroidal plasma generator running a full regeneration cycle.

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I used to follow him and then I saw a few of his outlandish lies that he posted and I had enough. I agree that some of his stuff was very intriguing but his BS posts outweighed the intriguing ones.

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#3

… nothing new under the sun … see Kathleen McAuliffe’s article I Sing The Body Electric, in Omni, November 1980, Volume 3, Number 2, pp. 70-73, 98-99.

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Omni aficionado among you Scarmoges? While I didn’t take all of them as gospel, they were
certainly interesting reads. Had the entire collection, lost them in a house fire, then acquired them again. Re-read them often for nostalgia’s sake…

Wonderful cover art, stimulating “snack sized” sci-fi shorts, and a plethora of articles ranging from deep space to underground boring machines (limited hangout on the latter of course).
IIRC that article was in September of 83 but I’ll have to check. Eye opener for me even back then.

I always enjoyed them in my youth especially. Looking back now they were likely targeted at
my demographic…sort of a soft-science porn perhaps. No surprise there as Bob Guccoine was heavily involved and published other…eh, “works” in that same vein.

Didn’t mean to hijack but knew the article as soon as I read your post. Even the page art jumped back in to memory. Not sure if it’s possible to upload scans here to the forum or I’d post the article. Think there’s an archive out there now but I’ve never managed to get it to work.

Besides…nothing beats the real thing.

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… yep, always “interesting” reads as you say, there’s always a tidbit or two in them. :slight_smile:

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These beds, codenamed “Erebus Regenerators,” are built for elite clients think billionaires with cybernetic implants, DARPA-funded super-soldiers with prosthetic limbs, and off-world operatives returning from Mars missions with radiation-damaged tissues.

It is quite possible that you are arse-uming the target clients of these engineering feats. What if they start with an elite group of humanitarians who have committed to helping people worldwide, then focus on veterans and boomers, and those faced with life-threatening situations? What if these projects are about humanity.

Nah. Pipe Dream. Let’s keep the negative thoughts going on all of this.

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I sense some projection regarding “negative thoughts” :wink:, since I have not arse-umed anything. My goal was to invite comments and discussion to what I consider small reveal into “brake away civilizations” window.