You've seen the "Judge Dreadd" movie? LOL

Or was it "Demolition Man"? :blink:

chip in hand- urgh no not for me I dont think

in brain AAH!
IMAGINE!
"MS brain has encountered a problem and needs to close. Please tell microsoft about this problem |send error report| |dont send|"

LOL hehe

Well,thats just another cool gizmo with absolutely no use,exactly like thousand other.

Im waiting for the memory enhance chip though-now that would be useful(at least for me-you know how horrible is to forget what youve been thinking about 15 secs ago?)

lay off the dope man..
would be cool to take a day off work so you could defrag and virus check your brain.

maybe you could have an open source brain!
or would that mean your friends could cheat off it during exams :crazy:

as you can see, I usually spoil actual sensible discussions

My problem with RFID chips is that they offer very little that you could not get from a fingerprint reader. Properly designed, the fingerprint reader could be incorporated into the doorlatch, so it is not obvious that it was my fingerprint that unlocked it. If I really cannot be bothered to remember passwords, I would rather use biometrics than RFID. Face recognition in the near infrared is very hard to spoof, and it can still recognize you if you restyle/remove/regrow hair. Because the temperature variations of the human face depend on the vaguaries of the environment of the placenta, even the faces of two genetically identical clones will differ. More importantly, it will not recognize a warmed over corpse. A single finger pad is too small, but the hand print should be large enough to show heat unique heat variations. At least, this is the impression I got from an episode of the australian popular science TV program, Beyond 2000.

[On topic digression]
Cows often have identical twins, but (in the case of holsteins) that just means that the two calves have the same amount of skin area that has the same coloration (black or white), so you will be hard pressed to spot the twins in a group of non-identical cattle.

In the US, the most unususal proponents of the implantable chips are christian splinter groups that see them as The Mark of The Beast. While it seems counterintuitive for these christians to endorse anything so obviously of The Beast, rapid adoption of the implantable chip, in their eyes, means that the endtimes predicted in the bible are upon us and the second coming of The Lord is at hand.

well think of it like this if you went blind would you take the chip and see again or would you rather stay blind and miss Hlaf-life 3 :D

depends if my chip was made by windows or not :blink:

Perhaps if it became necessary. i have the same password for everthing (EVERYTHING!) so it don't bother me too much.