Nice to hear your comment about this issues, well, maybe your wrong and maybe your right? who knows, maybe oneday, may dreams can be anyone dreams too and if the chip inside our body failed to work, then we're dead, or maybe terrorist can go inside our body and hack the system and shut it down, then we're dead. we can heal from illness with the computers inside our body but computer. how about computer virus go inside our body, I think it are more danger with this technology...

what if somebody has the ability to hack all those chips that was put in to the human body, that could lead to a massive distructions of the entire human being... how deadly!

I will not allow windows 98 or even xp inside my body....

Anyway, what If I have more than 1 girlfriend? they could track me down easily with the help of this chips.. ohh noh... No technology yet, they may ruin my love life... privacy is no more...

 

 

 

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This kind of reminds me of the pearl jam video where all the babies are being serialed as soon as they are born, and people working all tied up to the computer with cables coming out of their bodies and stuff like that. Like all technology it will have its pros and cons, and people making good stuff out of it and others making destruction with it.

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I think this is very similar to what people are doing these days with medication, steroids, viruses, penicilan, and other treatments. Instad of liquids and organic material being put into people's bodies, it will soon be hardware and metal. Is this so similar to what we are currently doing to ourselves? It certainly seems more permanent, but when the pros work out more of the cons to these new technologies in the future, I suspect it would be hard to resist. As this new technology becomes more tested, certified, and approved for humans, then I believe this will be the first stage of humans becoming cyborgs. People will start to "cheat" nature by becoming stronger, faster, more intelligent, physically improved. There will be many bennefits to this, but at a cost.

Imagine that far into the future, this technology will so be so wide used, that hackers will start to install viruses into the technology that people have in their bodies. That would be scarry.

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So many of us already pump our bodies full of unknown substances - some of them probably not tested all that well. If it's to help cure a disease like cancer, wouldn't you? I think people will try anything even if it is little robots in their veins if it means they have a better quality of life or a better chance of survival. Ibuprofen is my unknown substance. Who knows what's in that stuff... all I know is that is works! LOL

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Bill Gates is probably gunna develop some sort of os where he can control peoples minds & bodies and soon we will have an army of microsoft soldiers controlling the earth, he must be stopped here and now before it gets out of control. I'd bet my life that if bill gates had the chance he'd take over the earth.

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Think about it this way people... we already live our daily lives surrounded by technology that traces our every move. I mean think about the cameras in the supermarket... I heard that every single time you go into the supermarket your picture is taken something like 10000 times. Plus you have the neighborhood watch cameras near schools and stuff as well... and the ones filming the high street... so believe it or not our space is already being invaded by the government (just not to the extent that it is suffocating and people would rebell against it yet).

Now increase that sense of being watched by the fact you have a microchip of sorts within you and I can guarantee things could get nasty. I mean, you'd pretty much have to watch every single step you take because oh my goodness BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU!!! I know it sounds a little bit melodramatic but it is logical to think that your freedom of movement would definitely be limited. I personally wouldn't like that and I sure hope this world doesn't go that far...

Just as a side thought though... Would you say governments implement new technology to make the world a better place... or in order to make science fiction fantasy come true? Because seriously... the more I think about it the more we seem to be moving into a science fiction world (at a slow-ish pace but nevertheless...) xxx

 

 

 

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The human body is very complex and yet machinery of ours can only sustain so much of the human body without affecting it in the negative way.
Friday I am meeting the man who created the Piill, yes that one, and the patch for it as well. He is founder and chairman of Syntex Ent. For anyone in the biotech field, this is a huge deal and I am vreatly honored to be doing this.

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Such technology may be hazardous because we don’t know its effects on the human body in the long run; it may be the cause of several cancerous diseases in the future. And there is a question that I always ask:" What if something went wrong?” I'm not the one who wants to go into surgery every time your implanted equipment stalls or fail to operate.
Last of all Bill Gate's statement: New technology soon to be implanted in the human body, but I will not try this experimentation in myself...” render us a bid suspicious about this technology. Is he afraid that someone will hack into his implanted computer??? (; (:

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Actually, this is niether new, nor untested. There was a researcher I read about somewhere who had a chip implanted in his arm, it was basically just a GPS chip, but in tandem he added a program to the door and lock mechanisms at his home and office so they would unlock automatically and/or open as he approached. It also enabled his wife to simply call up a program to see where he was. Apparently his wife was getting a similar chip implanted in her arm, and they were working on a cell phone type chip last I heard so that they would always be able to talk to one and another. The article was several years ago, and I can't remember much else about it so I can't point you in the right direction, but it has been done.

As for concerns based on science fiction movies, may I remind you that they are fiction.

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Emplanting a micro chip into the brain wont turn us into robots and it wont certainly make us think like computers.

The idea is not to make us any better, it is to make computer access better. The brain is most powerfullest computer in known existence. So, by linking one mind to the world network of computers, everyone would have the power of at least 5 super computers. It reminds me a bit of Star Trek com panels (lcars). They are very quick and are all linked. Perhaps that is what it will be like in the future.

If there was one person who gave themselves up to become the human computer, then our technological advances would triple if not more. Given the chance, I would sign myself up to become one.

And foremost, CANCER IS NOT A DISEASE. Why do so many people not understand that we all have cancer. In some people it activates, mutating the organs on a molecular level. In others it stays inactive. I don't believe that anything causes cancer (lifestyle wise). Any links are purely coincidental and are made as a rouse.

If people are unwilling to go forward in life, take risks and do something that so many are scared of doing, how are we ever going to progress.

Our space is only invaded if you want to percieve it that way. All these theories and conspiracies against the government are total bull. Why would the government be interested in such "rif raf". What purpose do we serve to them? We fight there wars, we feed them and there young? We are basically servants to the government.

And how would having a chip inside you limit your activities? If the government are already "watching" us then what would be different from having a chip? Seriously, some people are so caught up in narrow limits they can't see beyond FICTION.

Finally, who said that this is a government thing? I thought it was scientifically funded by private share holders. If it stops crime, wars and stupidity then I am all for it.

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