>MIT engineers have developed a way to store medical information under the skin, using a quantum dot dye that is delivered, along with a vaccine, by a microneedle patch.
>The dye, which is invisible to the naked eye, can be read later using a specially adapted smartphone.
>It will be required to get chipped to prove that you are vaccinated
NO NO PRIVACY NO LAIFU I ALREADY LIVE IN A DELUSIVE DYSTOPIA IT'S GOING TO BE EVEN WORSE
Lincoln Peterson
You know they will. It will be a combination of convenience and obscurity, and folks will merrily abandon their privacy they didn't know they even had, just like they did on every other platform in every single country.
Kevin Brooks
THIS^
David Hill
Of course not, this is the mark.
Kill me, torture me, ostracize me, do whatever you think you have to do, it doesn't matter, comfort of any kind is not worth eternal damnation. Force chip me and I'll tear it out.
Dylan Cruz
steel jackets dont care about your IQ
Andrew Robinson
Here comes the problem >by a microneedle patch It basically means you can be stamped blazing fast way and you will feel nothing. If they do during an arrest/handshake/dunnorandomrelatedexamples you wont even know you got marked.
Tyler Baker
I don't get it, why do we need to introduce these kinds of things? What is the actual reasoning behind it? It just seems so bizarre that every other vaccine up until this point has been fine not to be constantly tracked.
James Stewart
It'll have to interact with whatever scans or reads it in some way, so just grab a scanner and self-scan every week or so.
Aaron Long
Data is the new oil, and you are about to be drained
Hudson Taylor
I think he’s willing to lose his life buckaroo.
William Morales
This is literally an invisible tattoo, why are you talking about chips?
David Moore
>quantum dot dye Say what? We in the quantum age now?
Justin Hernandez
The Mark of the Beast has to be willingly given. The way you mention if anyone gets it who does not want it then the Lord will forgive them.
Justin Hall
Only if it's free as in free beer
Evan Peterson
Can I get in black instead of chrome?
Zachary Morales
I meant more so whats the 'reason' behind it? Pretty much everything in the msm just says its to battle viruses, but how does it do that better than writing it down in a file? They aren't actually pushing a reason it seems.
Justin Perez
That's just because they couldn't conveniently track it, at least not on this level. You still had a record somewhere of all vaccines you had as a kid, so that any doctor could consult it at a glance. At least that's how it works in Russia. You wouldn't carry it around though, and besides, there never was a raging plague to require that. Meanwhile this tech is so cheap and simple, just a couple of pinpricks, it's easy to read and hard to forge, it's a dream really.