My Body, My Chip

[The Story Teller]

My Body, My Chip



Applied Digital Solutions has announced VeriPay, a payment system that lets consumers pay for transactions via microchips (called Verichips) that are implanted beneath their skin. The Verichip is a tiny radio frequency identification (RFID) chip, and the technology has already been implanted in many people. VeriPay scanning would eliminate the possibility of lost or stolen RFID payment devices. Christian groups have blasted the company, calling the implants “the mark of the beast” (Referring to Revelations 13:11-18).



Out of PC Magazine, February 3, 2004.



What are your thoughts???



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Submitted by Richard

 

[Fire Of Zion]

whoa whats up with that? whats up with those christians and them???

 

[The Story Teller]

whoa whats up with that? whats up with those christians and them???

I don't know what they were thinking when they came up with this. It's like they want to push towards the end times..

 

[Cara J]

What's next, chips that the govt. implants so they track everything you do?
I think this is a horrible idea!
This scares me!

 

[The Story Teller]

What's next, chips that the govt. implants so they track everything you do?
I think this is a horrible idea!
This scares me!

All I can say at this time is PASS...

 

[altya]

I think we are heading towards the end times

 

[The Story Teller]

I think we are heading towards the end times

I think it's within sight altya..

 

[Abigail's folly]

In a world full of identity theft, this implementation makes sense. And, if we didn't understand that something of this nature will be required of people, to their damnation, not understanding the evil that is (eventually) behind it, then it would just seem to be the next obvious step in our ever complex and dangerous society.

Be glad you do have the understanding of where this is heading, this is the time the world gets used to the idea of this type of thing--they will be conditioned to accept it willingly when it becomes required (and fashionable) upon pain of death.

 

[The Story Teller]

In a world full of identity theft, this implementation makes sense. And, if we didn't understand that something of this nature will be required of people, to their damnation, not understanding the evil that is (eventually) behind it, then it would just seem to be the next obvious step in our ever complex and dangerous society.

Be glad you do have the understanding of where this is heading, this is the time the world gets used to the idea of this type of thing--they will be conditioned to accept it willingly when it becomes required (and fashionable) upon pain of death.

Thanks, very well said..