Interesting that this would show up in your work/marketplace.
I think it might be a good idea to chip older Alzheimers patients from walking off MAYBE, ....the stories I hear around here are ole Joe wandering off and being found with Margaret....at her apartment.
They seem to know what they're doing....until they get there....LOL
Put them on clothes, electronics and criminals, but keep them out of PEOPLE.
We are not machines, we don't need to be marked as "property".
While you may think it;s a "noble cause"; it sounds to me like the noble cause of "democracy" in Iraq.
Sounds good to the masses, but there's an ulterior motive behind it, namely "profit". And use fear to sell it.
Wikipedia says that the chances of babies being switched at birth is close to ZERO; so why have a technology built up over a big Zero?
BTW, I knew the mother of the switched babies at birth, Regina Twigg who lived the next town over from me. A long and tragic story, with so much of it unannouced by the press, certainly not worth playing on people fears and building a business around it.
I certainly wouldn't want a newborn of mine "chipped", like a piece of beef. A newborn is the purest thing we have on earth.
Off Topic » in reply to re: There are RFID sensors sprouting everywhere.
re: There are RFID sensors sprouting everywhere.
The whole thread (48 posts)
- Are you ready to be chipped THE MARK OF THE BEAST
- We already ARE chipped.
- 666 reasons for concern
- Just curious...why don't you mind having a Social Security number?
- Did all the Libertarians migrate to the Democratic party? (n/t)
- "there is little that the chip would do that has not already been common practice for years. "
- Completely painless
- Chips
- Currently, that is true. Likely not true in 10 years. (n/t)
- Maybe. Not easy, though.
- The chips need not broadcast far if the sensors are everywhere. (n/t)
- Do I have to spell it out? Don't get the damn chip!
- The chips need not broadcast far if the sensors are everywhere. (n/t)
- Maybe. Not easy, though.
- re: Chips
- Currently, that is true. Likely not true in 10 years. (n/t)
- re: Just curious...seems that she does mind.
