do want you want, you will be the guinea pigs... If you like it, we can use you.
Again, I am talking about highly secure personalized self assistance devices where you can toggle the functions only through biometrics
Topic: Thoughts on microchip implants? (Read 1798 times)
Again, I am talking about highly secure personalized self assistance devices where you can toggle the functions only through biometrics
do want you want, you will be the guinea pigs... If you like it, we can use you.
Using fear against an opponent is the default option... However don't confuse technological innovation and evolution. What you miss is that once the transhumanist utopia is achieved, who will have more value? The last few natural human beings or the "drones"... organic vs inorganic... you breath o2 and emits co2? low tech... your biomass maybe called for recycling after expiration date... The Natural Ones, protected to live in harmony has the way of Mankind. The Enhanced used, like a screwdriver... Enjoy, my choice is made. You know this joke? It isn't the man that wakes up early that makes it, but the one whose employees wake up early (chipped or not). Always improving the body or the mind over the "soul", what for? Productivity? Efficiency? interesting...
Don't use smartphones then, and hope that you'll never have to use an artificial pacemaker
Right on point.
People placed too much emphasis on stuffs that don't really matter.
Using fear against an opponent is the default option... However don't confuse technological innovation and evolution. What you miss is that once the transhumanist utopia is achieved, who will have more value? The last few natural human beings or the "drones"... organic vs inorganic... you breath o2 and emits co2? low tech... your biomass maybe called for recycling after expiration date... The Natural Ones, protected to live in harmony has the way of Mankind. The Enhanced used, like a screwdriver... Enjoy, my choice is made. You know this joke? It isn't the man that wakes up early that makes it, but the one whose employees wake up early (chipped or not). Always improving the body or the mind over the "soul", what for? Productivity? Efficiency? interesting...
Don't use smartphones then, and hope that you'll never have to use an artificial pacemaker
I don't have multiple accounts.
Since when is it a crime to have multiple accounts?
There need to be a tradeoff between privacy and progress.
If giving up certain data mean we can cure cancer faster, or cheaper way to bring products into the market, I am all up for it.
If giving up certain data mean we can cure cancer faster, or cheaper way to bring products into the market, I am all up for it.
But you can give that data now if you really wanted to so you are posing a false choice.
Any reason why you are not using the same account to argue?
What are you talking about? I don't have multiple accounts.
The day may come when the fetus or newborn is implanted with an onboard computer. Monitoring health, tutoring, encyclopedia, communications, etc. 24/7 "connection".
Technology has made us more connected. We strive to be connected. Is that the ultimate goal? Will we become "one"? Will privacy and individualism matter anymore?
Technology has made us more connected. We strive to be connected. Is that the ultimate goal? Will we become "one"? Will privacy and individualism matter anymore?
I think this can quickly turn into a dystopian nightmare if data access is centralized. It would have dramatic consequences on the way people think and form consensus - group think could have potentially dangerous consequences and society's capability to innovate (often initiated by nonconformist individuals) might be severely impaired. Also it's not acceptable from an ethical point of view to implant technology into a fetus that is unaware and can't give consent.
That does not prevent society from endorsing it of course.
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The day may come when the fetus or newborn is implanted with an onboard computer. Monitoring health, tutoring, encyclopedia, communications, etc. 24/7 "connection".
Technology has made us more connected. We strive to be connected. Is that the ultimate goal? Will we become "one"? Will privacy and individualism matter anymore?
Technology has made us more connected. We strive to be connected. Is that the ultimate goal? Will we become "one"? Will privacy and individualism matter anymore?
(I had front/rear lights, reflectors, helmet, riding in the bike lane with no traffic) ...I threw a fit and told him...
Ahhhhmerica I love thy!
What I find the most ironic is that in absolute terms would you chose the human body as the plateform for integration with silicon? Personally velocy raptor or some kind of squid... I mean not a human body... uncreative fools. Organic matter is quite performing, but lack in durability compared to inorganic matter...
There's so much we can accomplish with the aid of wearable technology, I can know the year Germany became independent within seconds and without needing my hands or feet (Google Voice).
There is a massive difference between wearable technology, of which an iphone in your pocket can be classified as, and implanting id/tracking/access keys.
I was pulled over on my bicycle riding to work once for no reason. I had front/rear lights, reflectors, helmet, riding in the bike lane with no traffic. The cop wanted my drivers license. He pulled me over solely to check my ID. I threw a fit and told him I don't need a license to ride a bike and I don't live in a country that requires me to carry id.
Let me reiterate, he didn't ask me to identify myself, he wanted my drivers license explicitly. He didn't ask any other questions, like where am I going, what am I doing. He just kept saying it was 'funny' to be riding bike at 6am on a saturday. The packed lunch and work paper weren't evidence enough as if I am even required to justify my presence on a public road
I can just imagine them driving around and plotting my position based on the rfid chip in my ass.
Using fear against an opponent is the default option... However don't confuse technological innovation and evolution. What you miss is that once the transhumanist utopia is achieved, who will have more value? The last few natural human beings or the "drones"... organic vs inorganic... you breath o2 and emits co2? low tech... your biomass maybe called for recycling after expiration date... The Natural Ones, protected to live in harmony has the way of Mankind. The Enhanced used, like a screwdriver... Enjoy, my choice is made. You know this joke? It isn't the man that wakes up early that makes it, but the one whose employees wake up early (chipped or not). Always improving the body or the mind over the "soul", what for? Productivity? Efficiency? interesting...
Can not fight the inevitable of technology progress.
Those who refuse to adopt and give up privacy will get left behind by evolution.
Those who refuse to adopt and give up privacy will get left behind by evolution.
And that makes your life experience more valuable?
What I find the most ironic is that in absolute terms would you chose the human body as the plateform for integration with silicon? Personally velocy raptor or some kind of squid... I mean not a human body... uncreative fools. Organic matter is quite performing, but lack in durability compared to inorganic matter...
There's so much we can accomplish with the aid of wearable technology, I can know the year Germany became independent within seconds and without needing my hands or feet (Google Voice).
What I find the most ironic is that in absolute terms would you chose the human body as the plateform for integration with silicon? Personally velocy raptor or some kind of squid... I mean not a human body... uncreative fools. Organic matter is quite performing, but lack in durability compared to inorganic matter...
At this moment I can't see any advantage. I can't extend my memory by a memory card, can't get an embedded vision improvement device, I can't get stronger and faster with some muscle enhancers. All I can get today is an RFID chip or an USB stick under my skin. Cool! Especially the RFID stuff. That would make all my movements and actions even more easily traceable, and I could get more accurate and more targeted ads... hurray!
I'd think about trading off a part of my privacy for some useful implants, but not for the currently available stuff.
I'd think about trading off a part of my privacy for some useful implants, but not for the currently available stuff.
The technology will only be allowed to progress if we allow it to
As for the targeted ads part, Google Glass devs aren't allowed to show ads in their apps, for a very special reason: Consumer appeal. That's right, amongst competing markets, no one would want targeted ads or collect personal information.
No, but even it that were the case why not comment on the substance of the argument rather than irrelevant questions?
this is a cult...
At this moment I can't see any advantage. I can't extend my memory by a memory card, can't get an embedded vision improvement device, I can't get stronger and faster with some muscle enhancers. All I can get today is an RFID chip or an USB stick under my skin. Cool! Especially the RFID stuff. That would make all my movements and actions even more easily traceable, and I could get more accurate and more targeted ads... hurray!
I'd think about trading off a part of my privacy for some useful implants, but not for the currently available stuff.
I'd think about trading off a part of my privacy for some useful implants, but not for the currently available stuff.
There need to be a tradeoff between privacy and progress.
If giving up certain data mean we can cure cancer faster, or cheaper way to bring products into the market, I am all up for it.
If giving up certain data mean we can cure cancer faster, or cheaper way to bring products into the market, I am all up for it.
But you can give that data now if you really wanted to so you are posing a false choice.
Any reason why you are not using the same account to argue?
There need to be a tradeoff between privacy and progress.
If giving up certain data mean we can cure cancer faster, or cheaper way to bring products into the market, I am all up for it.
If giving up certain data mean we can cure cancer faster, or cheaper way to bring products into the market, I am all up for it.
But you can give that data now if you really wanted to so you are posing a false choice.
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