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ninty · 07-03-2006, 12:25 PM

I see it beiing introduced as a voluntary thing by either governments or corporations at first. A lof of people want them because they can track their kids and hold information that say doctors tcould read if your unconscious.

Personally I will never take a chip of any kind as long as I live whether it's voluntary or forced. I believe that in time, it will indeed be mandatory to have one. It will probably be a way of tracking whose a "citizen" and who isn't. But when you put one of thos ein, you lose something. You lose the freedom to go anywhere you want without anyone knowing. If I want to take off to the mountians or somewhere, I should be able to free of anyone knowing. I just can't justify it. But it will happen.

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ninty is Offline Major General Posts: 12,683 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Calgary	07-03-2006, 12:25 PM I see it beiing introduced as a voluntary thing by either governments or corporations at first. A lof of people want them because they can track their kids and hold information that say doctors tcould read if your unconscious. Personally I will never take a chip of any kind as long as I live whether it's voluntary or forced. I believe that in time, it will indeed be mandatory to have one. It will probably be a way of tracking whose a "citizen" and who isn't. But when you put one of thos ein, you lose something. You lose the freedom to go anywhere you want without anyone knowing. If I want to take off to the mountians or somewhere, I should be able to free of anyone knowing. I just can't justify it. But it will happen.