A 10 year old document that lays out the coronavirus scam playing out now - Seethe Lock Step Scenario, page 18 : http://www.nommeraadio.ee/meedia/pdf/RRS/Rockefeller%20Foundation.pdf

Written by Peter Schwartz of Global Business Network

Voat post re Schwartz - in The Highlands Group, the Bank of the Ozarks and the Clintons :

Pierre Wack retires from Royal Dutch Shell’s Planning Group, his place taken by Peter Schwartz. [For more on Peter Schwartz, see “The SAGE Speaks of What He Sees: War Games and the New Spirit of Capitalism”]

1984 : The Santa Fe Institute is founded to examine the relationship between disparate topics such as biology, computer engineering, artificial intelligence, and economics to complexity theory. Kenneth Arrow, formerly of RAND and the Cowles Commission, is a member.

1987 : Peter Schwartz, building on the tactics devised by Herman Kahn and those used at the Royal Dutch Shell Planning Group, co-founds the Global Business Network – an“information hunting and gathering” consulting company for large corporations. Among those closely affiliated with the Global Business Network is Kevin Kelly, a developer for the Whole World ‘Lectronic Link and writer and editor for Wired magazine...

1999 - The Swarm Development Group is launched by members of the Santa Fe Institute. It received heavy funding from the Department of Defense’s Joint Warfare Analysis Center.

“The sage speaks of what he sees”: War Games and the New Spirit of Capitalism http://archive.is/wip/3GiDV

At the same time that he was participating in the Media Lab, Brand had also begun meeting with members of Royal Dutch Shell’s planning group, which had been drenched into the cybernetic modeling systems of Forrester and the future-forecasting techniques developed by Herman Kahn (himself a veteran of the RAND Corporation’s work on game theory and a colleague of John von Neumann). Peter Schwartz, who was heading the department as mentioned at the close of the previous section, also had a military pedigree: following a stint in the Students for a Democratic Society, he had gone to work at the Stanford Research Institute (SRI), a key defense contractor that had helped craft the ARPAnet. Now, Schwartz and his colleagues were looking to complex systems for signposts on reorganizing business structures; they promptly hired Brand to put together a series of “Learning Conferences,” introducing cybernetics and system dynamics – and many of the theorists working in the field, such as Mary Catherine Bateson and Francisco Varela – to executives from large Fortune 500 conferences

The Learning Conferences expanded rapidly, and evolved into the Global Business Network (GBN). The GBN was, for all intents and purposes, a corporate consulting firms whose long lists of clients included IBM, BellSouth, AT & T, Shell, and countless others.

Swarm Development Group https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swarm_Development_Group

The Swarm Development Group (SDG) is an American non-profit organization to advance the development of complex adaptive system-oriented agent-based modeling (ABM) tools initiated at the Santa Fe Institute (SFI) in Santa Fe, New Mexico, US. It was formed in 1999 by a group of multidisciplinary scientists, researchers, and software developers, led by Chris Langton. Langton was also the founder of the emerging field of research called artificial life.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Langton

Christopher Gale Langton (born 1948/49) is an American computer scientist and one of the founders of the field of artificial life.[1] He coined the term in the late 1980s[2] when he organized the first "Workshop on the Synthesis and Simulation of Living Systems" (otherwise known as Artificial Life I) at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in 1987

Chris Langton, Founder of Alife , EPFL, Lausanne http://lslwww.epfl.ch/pages/events/neumann97/home.html

A one-day international conference, organized by the Logic Systems Laboratory of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL) on Friday July 25th, 1997, will remember John von Neumann's contributions to bio-inspired computer science. With the assistance of international specialists in the field, and notably of Dr. Christopher Langton of the Santa Fe Institute (US), we will try to determine the progress of John von Neumann's dream: what have we achieved in the field of self-reproducing computing machines?

..In 1984, Dr. Christopher Langton introduced a new self-replicating cellular automaton, simple enough to be entirely simulated. The repercussions of this work were considerable, both for computer science in general (with the birth of the concept of "artificial life") and for the self-replication of artificial organisms in particular.

The goal of this special day is to revisit von Neumann's and Langton's historical contributions, and to ascertain our progress in the self-replication of computing machines.

Langton Loops https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Langton%27s_loops

Langton's ant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Langton%27s_ant