Tech elites accused of manipulating laws to allow human patents
Activists say they have now formally briefed lawmakers on claims that injected technology could strip people of legal human status — an alarming pitch, though the underlying science is unproven.
- Campaigners told elected representatives that synthetic material found in people's bodies came from COVID shots or similar injections.
- A court case involving a woman named Bonnie Colorb was presented as the tangible proof meant to make the claim land.
- The core argument: if a person is legally no longer fully human, they could be patented and owned.
- The wider complaint is that technology has raced far ahead of the law, leaving the tech industry unchecked.
- None of the biological claims here have been verified, and patent law does not currently treat people as property.
Outlook: Expect the group to press lawmakers for hearings and to argue officials can no longer claim ignorance.