Swedish office gets under employees' skin with RFID microchips; Forget your office door key? Can't remember the code for the photocopier? No need to worry if you happen to have a microchip implanted in your hand. // (2.3.2015), 2 min. video http://www.cnet.com/news/swedish-office-gets-under-employees-skin-with-rfid-... in-article reference, (9.12.2014): The rise of the Swedish cyborgs By Jane Wakefield Technology reporter http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-30144072 '"The idea is to become a community that is why they get implants done together," [Mr Sjoblad] says.'
brian carroll
The rise of the Swedish cyborgs By Jane Wakefield Technology reporter http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-30144072
'"The idea is to become a community that is why they get implants done together," [Mr Sjoblad] says.'
Same idea as the WWI Pal's Battalions... Peter.
On Wed, Feb 4, 2015 at 1:13 AM, brian carroll
Swedish office gets under employees' skin with RFID microchips; http://www.cnet.com/news/swedish-office-gets-under-employees-skin-with-rfid-... http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-30144072 '"The idea is to become a community that is why they get implants done together," [Mr Sjoblad] says.'
Ahhh yes, cute happy lemmings leading and cheering each other into the blue sea. Unencrypted, readable without their authorization by anyone... A single unique id, rather than a different one for every context... Issued by central authority, rather than by them... No physical blackening function under their control to root out that error soon lodged deep within their brain... No change there, just happy continuation of the same, over the cliff and down the slope they go, wheee what fun they say... Before being forced to become someone else's cyborg (and enjoy their pretty blue pill of a sea), let my last instruction be: terminate program.
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