Topic: Abilify

A vintage clip of Herman Kahn details "scenarios" for social control, including recording every telephone conversation and using computers to scan for keywords. Kahn also discusses the possibility of "temporarily tranquilizing" cities during riots by putting agents in the air or water supply, a concept Burmess links to modern "smart" medications like Abilify MySight.

Jason Bermas discusses the commercialization of brain-machine interfaces following the first human Neuralink implant. He connects this to the "Internet of Bodies" and the FDA-approved "Abilify MyCite" system, which features a digital tracking chip inside a pill to ensure patient compliance. Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla is shown at Davos discussing the "biological chip" technology as a tool for insurance companies and healthcare providers to monitor medication intake.

An analysis of Abilify commercials from 14 years ago reveals a long list of severe side effects, including suicidal thoughts, stroke, and permanent muscle movements. Despite over 2,800 lawsuits against the drug's manufacturers, it remains on the market and is now being integrated with digital tracking technology.