holy shit!!!

[stefanhendriks]

@ Chips, no way, they are to eat, not to implement

@ ID in the Netherlands, i find it nothing more but logical that once you are asked by an officer/agent to identify yourself (mostly you dont chit-chat with an agent...) you should have a legal ID with you.

No more false ID's which costs US a lot of money

[Leagle]

Hah! AT least the dutch id's are decent. The amount of stick I get in some places -they want some local driving liscence or some other shit. Easily forged. Just paper and a strip! what a load of bullshit. I had a right go at someone in new zealand, bloody check out girl.

[botmeister]

Im supriced at how well they managed to get ppl to use it.

Most of the news is false propaganda, so we have no idea how many people actually have had the implants, probably very few. They just want you to think its acceptable in an effort to get more sleepy people to agree to it. Eventually it will be illegal not to have one.

I wonder how many people will be hospitalized or die from infections because of this nonsense.

[Cpl. Shrike]

@ ID in the Netherlands, i find it nothing more but logical that once you are asked by an officer/agent to identify yourself (mostly you dont chit-chat with an agent...) you should have a legal ID with you.

Ok so force 99% of the people to have a ID on then 24/7 to catch 1% (even less than that.)
It's not that bad now adays. but wait till the political climat changes a little.
Or police starts ID check in a bussy social area just because one guy was doing drugs.


And now the authoreties complain about ID theft... go figure.
People losse stuff al the time so why would they not forget there ID's.

[Pierre-Marie Baty]

Originally Posted by meister

so we have no idea how many people actually have had the implants, probably very few

You bet? In Australia these chips have become mandatory for militaries and bank personnel

Devil help us all.

[von Ryan]

Well, overall, I think that's pretty invasive... Lucky us in Brazil, the freakin government has better things to put money on... Like some senator's swiss bank account.

... and that's why Brazil won't progress. (Although it is written on our flag)

[Denny]

This kind of reminds me of that movie "Gattica", anyone remember that movie? Well if you do, you'll know what i'm getting at.

Personally i think it's a VERY bad idea, i mean the possible health risks are bad enough but i can drum on all day about how wrong this is.

[sPlOrYgOn]

didn't they say there was password protection?
and the chip can be removed too

[botmeister]

Originally Posted by Pierre-Marie Baty

You bet? In Australia these chips have become mandatory for militaries and bank personnel

Devil help us all.

I read that in Australia the RFID chips went into the bank employees uniforms rather than in their bodies. I don't know what they are doing to military people but they are tracking military cargo and eqiuipment using the chips.

[TruB]

am i the only one who actually think this got a future?
but i would like to add stuff.. like a memory stick..