Chinese Biochips Hacking Minds? Quantum Control & Journey Song Mandela Effect

Could Chinese biochips be hacking workers’ minds? Hear about quantum control and a Journey song Mandela Effect on this Friday Night Live with Ben and Rob.

Could a Chinese hedge fund (and the CCP’s military) be secretly using “brain-computer interface” neurotechnology to control employees and even read their minds? An anonymous person sent over $1.5 million in Ethereum cryptocurrency to a forum with an attached note, accusing the company Kuande Investments or WizardQuant of just that. The same person then donated almost $5 million to WikiLeaks. Is there any truth to this accusation, or is it just someone who has money to burn?

In the quantum computing arena, Microsoft’s CEO said the company has discovered a “new state of matter” with their quantum chip. But could it put blockchain technology at risk of hackers?

Journey’s iconic song “Don’t Stop Believing” has the new Mandela Effect, which has many people scratching their heads. Find out what it is.

“Dig Deep” Live Q&A: “Are biochips alive? “What is matcha tea made from and used for?” “Why do human neurons look like structures in the universe?” “If you split an atom here on Earth, with quantum entanglement, is it possible to split its counterpart somewhere out in the universe?” “What series on Rise TV would be good for someone to watch?” “Is candlelight good for you?” “Would you ever have a scan to see if you have a biochip implanted in you? Would you have a biochip removed if you found you had one?”

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:
10. Home Alone–style booby traps caught one man attempting to burglarize a home.

9. An adventurous cat got free train ride trips for life after making an impressive journey.

8. Did Adam Sandler convince Kanye West that being a Nazi wasn’t cool?

7. Nightclub partiers were entertained with a DJ set performed by a war robot.

6. California considered officially recognizing Bigfoot with an unusual assembly bill.

5. A high school teacher allegedly growled at students after identifying as a cat.

4. “World’s largest collection of bricks” would be strange enough, but this Oklahoma man’s collection was a rare, historical marvel.

3. A tourist lost both hands after a shark encounter in Turks and Caicos.

2. “Never inject yourself with butterfly remains” is a phrase no one should have to say. One tragic story explained what happened.

1. A snow village attraction in China was shut down after using fake snow.