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I once got a Theranos test mostly for fun. Everyone is so focused on the fraud that they miss a more fundamental issue: finger pricks are a very painful way to draw blood. Your finger tip is extremely heavily innervated and very sensitive. Okay, maybe no big deal if you need one drop of blood, e.g. for a hemoglobin test. But Theranos wanted maybe ten drops of blood. Having one’s finger squeezed hard and long enough t…
we already microchip pets. One can speculate a bit on having a microchip for humans (and humans can potentially take a bigger one ) for internal monitoring. Especially given that smart watch already does a lot, one can see how having a sensor embedded under the skin can enhance the functionality.
Yes, but then you'd have microchip objectors, leading to governments and businesses implementing microchip mandates, and do you think that will go over well with the crowd that thinks the Mark of the Beast is an actual thing?