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Implants (not Breasts)
REM Started conversation Jun 7, 1999
Implants (not Breasts)
Would you have an implant in your Skull or Torso that would :-
1) Identify you to a computer system DataBase.
2) Track your location 24hrs a day 7days a week.
3) Allow you to make and receive phone calls without a handset e.g. Handsfree.
4) Allows you to communicate with a Computer more effectively.
These are the questions that we will all be facing in the Very near future please comment on your objections , approval , social comments and how far would you go with implants, increased memory capacity, security for your Job ? eg Drug testing etc..
Implants (not Breasts)
Ender Posted Jul 4, 1999
It depends on how the implant works, If one could turn it off at any time, then one might consider it. However if it were developed by AOL, then one would have to be foolish to consider it. It might be free, but you would have to listen to an hours worth of advertisements just to check your email.
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Billy No Mates Posted Jul 5, 1999
One thing you can be sure of, it will only run on Implant Explorer 5.1, and if you try to uninstall it, your brain will no longer work.
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Sorcerer Posted Sep 9, 1999
If it were made by Microsoft (hurl) it wouldn't work half the time and the other half it would make it even easier for television to take over your mind
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Hamster Posted Sep 14, 1999
Problem is, as soon as the next implant comes out everyone will feel the need to have it, whether it works or not (and it probably won't).
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stragbasher Posted Sep 16, 1999
I'd love to have Implant Explorer 5.1 then I could let Bill Gates have access to the 9/10ths of my brain that is never used. He can do whatever he wants with that and then I'll be free to do whatever I want with the rest (the bit that I use). As long as I control the bit that controls my credit card it'll be OK.
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mariegriffiths Posted Jan 17, 2000
I have a friend who is a student of professor Kevin Warwick at University of Reading. He really has one of these devices.
It opens doors for him and he is working at recording and playing back emotions.
Marie
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I am gifted Posted Jan 20, 2000
This implant would be able to recieve signalls and from communication equipment and computers.If this is the case then Hackers could cause actually damage on anybody stupid enough to wear one.
The device would have to include some sort of reciever and unless you had a switch sticking out of your head you could be contacted at any time.Your life would no longer be your own anybody could listen to any conversation you have.Radio hacks would love it.
Not good.
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Devast8or Posted Feb 25, 2000
I wouldn't want any chips implanted in my body. It's the same as saying 'bye bye' to ypur privacy, if you get a chip that people can follow 24/7......... It's enough that we are beeing registered anywher we go today. And as for chips that can ease the work with computers or open doors for you: the reason that there is a keyboard and mouse attached to a computer, and a door has a doorknob, is to enable people to operate them. I think most people are capable of opening a door, they don't need any help. Besides, many doors open by themselves already. So i don't see the point in implanting chips in the human body.
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Demon Drawer Posted Feb 26, 2000
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DD
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Barbarossa Posted Mar 5, 2000
If 90% of the American population are to believed then we have all got chips implanted already.......all part of the conspiracy between the aliens and federal governmnent. OOOeeeeer!
But we all know better than to listen to the eternally confused and suspicious Americans!! (even though they have every right to question what the CIA is up to!)
Suspicious Americans
bloodyYank Posted Feb 18, 2003
Its not wether you're suspicious. Its if you're suspicious ENOUGH!
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MI5Throughway Posted May 2, 2005
That's all I need, just another way to get a head (computer) virus. Not that anyone is interested in my health anyway. I think I'll just go into the corner and slowly die. No one cares anyway. Oh, shut up Marvin.
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Implants (not Breasts)
- 1: REM (Jun 7, 1999)
- 2: Ender (Jul 4, 1999)
- 3: Billy No Mates (Jul 5, 1999)
- 4: Sorcerer (Sep 9, 1999)
- 5: Hamster (Sep 14, 1999)
- 6: stragbasher (Sep 16, 1999)
- 7: mariegriffiths (Jan 17, 2000)
- 8: I am gifted (Jan 20, 2000)
- 9: Devast8or (Feb 25, 2000)
- 10: Demon Drawer (Feb 26, 2000)
- 11: Devast8or (Mar 4, 2000)
- 12: Barbarossa (Mar 5, 2000)
- 13: bloodyYank (Feb 18, 2003)
- 14: MI5Throughway (May 2, 2005)
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