Workers have chips embedded into them
In what is believed to be its first use in the U.S., workers who volunteered at CityWatcher.Com have had RFID chips embedded in their arms, the Associated Press reports. The chips act like an access card and are read by readers stationed at the company's doors. CityWatcher provides security cameras and digital video storage that are recorded over the Internet.
Sean Darks, chief executive of the company, also had one of the chips embedded. "I have one," he said. "I'm not going to ask somebody to do something I wouldn't do myself. None of my employees are forced to get the chip to keep their job."
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Wednesday, February 15, 2006
Trend: RFID: Smart Implant Chips
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- You are Number 6.
- I am not a number! I am a free man!!
The Prisoner
Or in full:-
Where am I?
In The Village.
What do you want?
Information.
Whose side are you on?
That would be telling.
We want information. Information. Information.
You won't get it.
By hook or by crook, we will.
Who are you?
The new Number 2.
Who is Number 1?
You are Number 6.
I am not a number — I am a free man!
(Laughter from Number 2.)
but u gotta admit, the RFID Implant frees us from having to remember those damn ID cards in the morning! i hafta sit outside the elevator in the mornings waiting for a familiar face to vouch and slip me in the door.
less cards, means less bulges in your pockets...and who isn't for less bulges?
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