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come from you, I first ghosts and government cover. Ups. History is riddled with unexplained events. You can turn back now or learn the stuff. They don't want you to know where he body welcomes you with this stuff. They don't want you to know audio, show. I'm then bullet and I met Frederick today- we are gonna, do what introduction to something that we often mentioned in our videos, but we don't get enough times really explain right, yeah sure we're talking about something that is large, fairly old, battled and important. Yet so poor B is that a person is it wilfer? Brindley, I believe, is a thing, it is. They have made a thing, or, let's say an agency Ah, yes, an agency. What we

Talking about today, ladies and gentlemen, is DARPA. The defence advanced research projects agency. This is no falling. Real life maths science paid for by? U S, taxpayers! The closest thing you'll ever get to the fringe division. It that's real! That's comparison this also? You mentioned the history. There met its surprise the old it is for me, it was. Can we get into Canada history every one more about what it is? Let's bread into the history. Ok, so If you want to know about the history of DARPA, you have to look at and agency called ARPA, which is the same as DARPA just take off that defence from the front advanced research projects, agency and the cold war creation. Some came out of ten of the fear of the Soviet Union's power. Especially after they launched Sputnik in nineteen, fifty seven at this

I'm the Department of Defense was concerned that there might be a weapon gap by technology gap? in the cold war- and there was there there absolutely was they successfully launched satellite before we did and it seen as a massive threat. So one of the first things that are both looked at. Was getting men into space, or at least a can man into space and also putting satellites of our own so that we could monitor what the Soviet Union was doing up there, as well as on the ground, and we have just don't tell him that we some more information about that in one of our Friday, videos that features. I the role of grit satellites during the cold war right. Oh, yes, we do and so dark was created with this idea sees me ARBA later to become DARPA. Nineteen. Fifty eight was created This idea that the nine

states should always endeavoured to have a technological edge over friend info, yes, superiority. They called him yeah. So we're, because this kind of mandate also makes it a big difference in comparing The other government agencies like, if you think of other government agencies, the EPA, the the a a bunch of us Acronyms that end with a they offer. In a much worse down style anymore. Larger than DARPA. It's weird, because for all the it mentions that we hear about DARPA in the world of theories and also the world of frightening Techno de the future DARPA is the kind of small knows it: many small I dont have numbers on that. Do you have numbers about actual employees confirmed Please see, I am glad you said that we don't

and actually no one in the public is to have a number that everyone, Greece on and that's because DARPA. There's a lot of sub contracting right and die It also has some classes patients. That's really lend themselves to any sort of public information. So I guess this point. We should go ahead and make it clear, DARPA, stuff with satellites and with the moon missions right, which then split off into now. And the general their national reconnaissance office, and then they had to focus on different things. And one of the main things they were focusing on was information technology, and that's and if we want to continue with canada- we ve been talking about lately, especially on our show yeah. They created the arpanet in nineteen o, I think

the contract was awarded in nineteen sixty nine and arpanet that might some kind of familiar to some people met what is arpanet. Today's absurd is brought by ip I am for businesses around the world today is an a restart. It's a rethink! That's why they're partnering with IBM retailers are keeping their says up as millions of orders move on mine hunters are using IBM Watson to manage an influx of customer questions with a sigh and solution, built on the IBM cloud, are helping doctors care for patients remotely today were rethinking how business moved forward. So, let's get to it. Let's put smart towards does it IBM dot com, slash smart to learn more

it seems like it should be easy, but it's not just getting out of bed and getting your day started. Trying to accomplish everything. You need to do in your day that to do list as a lot easier when you're getting news stories and music to lift your mood and preparing for the day ahead connected to the things that make you laugh and make you think or make you want to reach out and share with a friend every morning with us, it's Elvis Joanne in the morning show listen to us on cue, one or two or anywhere in the world. On the I hurt radio, app arpanet is kind of the design vote of the internet. The Danube I like it, he had been created the web, the internet in the web and all of the things we use now online. It was just the fur networking of computers. It's the first time What happened it? A lot of people thought it couldn't happen, but fully the people at B B and bold Newman decided they could do it They sent in a largely detailed propose

Then they got the contract then thousand nineteen sixty nine and then a night seventy six! They had the first wire. Transmission, so they beat the they jumped from nineteen sixty can't you figure had a network computers by a landline to just what seven years later You ve got the first wireless transmission right and when you think about in nineteen seventy six that there is wireless communication occurring- that's that's hard to think bout because around I don't even know exactly what time that came around for consumers. Oh yeah, a vast swath world still does not have that technology and so that that using, but it's not just the internet, and that stop me if I start to sound as though I'm making an information for DARPA Israeli right no from but geyser into a lot of stuff right Another house of work show we ve covered something called the DARPA urban Challenge, which is an angle.

Competition to create an autonomous vehicle you're like the Google car and the darker urban challenge is a multi faceted competition. Their teams from private entities. There is a lot of teams from universities and they try to build the software necessary to create a car that can go through. Open road and then also navigate to urban environments, and they ve had a lot of success. This is one of the key the examples of dark as works out in darkness, who is to find, research agencies, yet to put out a call war. Technology that doesn't necessarily exists, yet an extrapolation current technology and then whoever can do it the best we have a contract from them through the government, and then they get to do it yet true story door.

But has no publicly acknowledged, why laboratories or scientists of its own there programme managers, we sort of farmers this research and There's a lot of research. Oh man, I am trying so hard right now not to bring up my absolute fair. Hobbyhorse of DARPA. Should I Do it now away in my let's get into an open here? Ok, thank you, never has the world of golf and more fascinating or more in flux, thanks to a suddenly newfound appreciation for sport that millions, love and even more millions of Miss watching my new pod cast, the shack show hosted by me. Jeff Shackelford will be that say space to discuss matters both vitally important and total. Escape us so as the pro

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men being human brains and technological advances, so Dave and this thing called or they didn't find it, but they ve started using thing called T Deasey S true, his cranial direct current simulation, any body whose wash your video shows knows that I am indeed hung upon. So just a quick recap. The idea is that, through low level electrical stimulation of specific parts of the brain you can not only improve somebody's learning ability, we can also improve their memory retention and a couple of other neat mental tricks. And, what's more, this choice, stays with you after the exposure it is using this to train snipers too. Research pilot, in time. It's a brave new world Yanks, and are you

are you trying to do so this on your own, Benito researcher yeah? Absolutely I am fully on board with is the technical g is may be dangerous, but its relatively simple to build. Now I think at this point that you and I should do a sea away and say we telling one to build it. Not? But if you want to know more about it, watch are deceptive brain series episode three yeah: don't do it yourself don't tell people that we told you to do it. We just say that it's interesting That's not all divers doing. I do you have any particular point, It's a DARPA daughter interest. I do, but I'm gonna take it back to the history again, really ask something that really fascinated me again that we can a strap extrapolate upon. So they came up with this thing during the Gulf WAR. The first invasion of Iraq by the United States, Desert Fox was it was desert, storm, correct it in its called sim net, and that was

first time they started using their networked computers to create an actual real World war simulation. Of one of the battles. The battle of Seventy three eating and it was one of the last major take battles that has occurred in the world, while and it was essentially a video game. Like think of battle, yield or arma- or I don't have a commander hunger kind of in a way also and it's really thing to me, because this was the first time using this kind of technology to do this and the defence secretary at the time, Dick Cheney was extremely interested in this kind of war simulation and he pushed to have a lot more of this if we think about the village means of today and whether or not there are kind of their kind What I mean they are worth simulators, but are we? Let me ask you this ok, teaching our children, including myself in this category.

To be combat warriors through all these different types of video games with the top down strategy war games with the four person, Shooter WAR Games in the tank simulators or how long, how far away from the first drones simulator game, yeah and hinders game, yeah, the kids were, who think they're playing a game book there? Actually bombing people of predator drones spoil earlier, what is the boys went out for a while, and then that is a very good point, like a boy where's the threshold. At what point does it mean from being a game to be something that is clearly training. I like that question. Very much. I also think it's important when we go to DARPA as a subject. We run into a lot of rumours.

A lot of disconcerting facts. Mistakenly, if you like, like us, are a little weird it out by some of the amazing improvements and robotics. Then DARPA is your. Go to sleepless night, yet thinking about improving the human, not the brain but good always some others. Why do I say good golly, good Only some of those are some of the add the excess The things that are being produced some of the innovations in nanotechnology that they're coming out with bionic prosthetics that actually do Have the ability to relay sensations heat, cold pain, theirs of interesting and quite frankly, frightening that they're coming up with you- and this is just the stuff that we know about that- quickly knowledge, no DARPA is, more open in some areas of the. U S: government, like D like the USA, for example, you can actually

no to divers website, then their request for proposals and see what opportunities they have for you. Agency or your crew of local mad scientist to get that maths. Science, real cooking with gas Ben. I you do this, I'm so sorry, man, I liked where you're going there by the way, but the It is flashing. That means we ve gotta, get out of here some real sneezer studio, right, ok, hey. What about this? Now? What if we make this a two porter? Oh that's, good idea, because we were nowhere near dying, no, not at all with so much more to cover. So they choose to hear the conclusion of our two part series on DARPA. In the meantime, let us know what you think about the United States, real life, Maths, Science Department, you again

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