PROS AND CONS OF CHIP IMPLANTATION IN U.S. CITIZENS

Pros and Cons of Chip Implantation in U.S. Citizens

Pros and Cons of Chip Implantation in U.S. Citizens

Introduction

The U.S. Food Safety Agency (Food and Drug Administration, FDA) now allows the use of radio ID chips RFID in the human body - for medical monitoring in hospitals. It indicates that the government has delivered its verdict after a year of study.

The size of a grain of rice, chips radio signal is injected with a syringe into the arm of patients. The data are not contained in the chip itself but a remote database. It reads data in the database using the unique serial number which each chip has.

With its flagship product, called VeriChip, Applied Digital said target, for example, people with Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, cardiovascular and other disorders that require heavy processing.

Discussion

When some computer experts state that we are heading towards the formation of a society increasingly controlled by machines, some people think sounds exaggerated ... but that is already proposing implant chips under the skin to control people with mental problems or those who commit minor offenses, or even children, is chilling.

The question in every citizen's mind is that whether the chip implantation is good to use or not. We shall look at a story about something happening today to illustrate some of the scope of the problem: the state of North Dakota of America has set a clear position rejecting the forced implantation of RFID chips for people who commit crimes, including crimes under Class A.

"Technology is a wonderful thing", said state Sen. Dick Dever North Dakota, one of those who drafted the bill to limit the spread of these abuses, "it creates all sorts of opportunities. It also comes with the possibility of abuse. The project to prevent the implantation of ...