[billybudd]

I wish people like Joseph Farah would stop demonizing technology and start thinking about how to manage inevitable technological change. Face it, the world is changing drastically and there is no way to stop technology from evolving. This implantable chip could be used in a good way, helping with medical emergencies, etc. It could also be used in an evil way, acting as a government tracking device. But these possibilities depend entirely on our choosing them - the technology itself is morally inert.

[joesnuffy]

I wish people like Joseph Farah would stop demonizing technology and start thinking about how to manage inevitable technological change. Face it, the world is changing drastically and there is no way to stop technology from evolving. This implantable chip could be used in a good way, helping with medical emergencies, etc. It could also be used in an evil way, acting as a government tracking device. But these possibilities depend entirely on our choosing them - the technology itself is morally inert.

Change is not only inevidable....the chip will be used in a "good way"...TRUST ME