Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind

Chapter 2: Nanotechnology
weapons, poisoning of the planet, and other secret projects that the
Administrators and their minions in the Military Industrial Complex
(MIC) are conducting on the planet and on mankind, fertility in both men
and women has been affected. Couples who wish to have children
sometimes spend a fortune trying everything possible in the medical field
in order for the woman to become pregnant. At times it works, other times
it does not. Fewer and fewer people can have children of their own; men’s
sperms are becoming useless in more and more cases, and women in their
most fertile age can’t make the sperm stick to the egg, or they have
miscarriages.
We are told that research has been done in this field, and people are
holding their breath, hoping a breakthrough is on the horizon. Lo and
behold! In spite of many skeptics’ pessimistic predictions that something
revolutionary will develop anytime soon in this field, a breakthrough may
now be just around the corner; at least, if the infertility is on the male’s end.
If the woman is fertile, but the man has slow-swimming sperms (which is
the most common reason for infertility [see article excerpt below]), what
may be one solution is now presented in the media. The Daily Mail published
an article from January 13, 2006 that read,
Microscopic machines propel slow swimming sperm toward the egg
…One of five men have been diagnosed with slow swimmers, which makes
low sperm motility a leading cause of infertility.
Artificial insemination and reproduction technologies are options, but the
average success rate is under 30 percent.
In order to beat the odds, a group of researchers are developing spermbots,
which could act as a motor that pushes the sperm towards the egg.
Researchers from the Institute for Integrative Nanosciences at IFW
Dresden used a tiny magnet, made of titanium and nickel, to create the
metal helices.
The coil is just big enough to wrap around the tail of the sperm and mimics
a microscopicmotor by propelling the sperm to the egg with the use of a
rotating magnetic field.
After the sperm makes contact with an egg, it wiggles itself inside and out
of the spermbot.
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