Why You’re Probably Getting a Microchip Implant Someday

[Garland-Green]

When Patrick McMullan first heard in early 2017 that thousands of Swedish citizens were unlocking their car doors and turning on coffee machines with a wave of their palm, he wasn’t too impressed. Sure, the technology—a millimeters-long microchip equipped with near-field communication capabilities and lodged just under the skin—had a niche, cutting-edge appeal, but in practical terms, a fob or passcode would work just as well.

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I would advice against getting chipped whatever your reasons for considering it could be. Convenience, health or security are not good reasons to be tagged like you are an animal. The chance of abuse of this technology alone should be a deterrent enough not to get chipped.  

[EmberFoxHeart]

it's just as close as having the mark of the beast... or a precursor to it when it comes. :/  

[D-BoyTheFighter]

EmberFoxHeart

it's just as close as having the mark of the beast... or a precursor to it when it comes. :/

Well, people thought certain birthmarks were "mark of the beast" in certain periods too. In rare cases, even dark skin was considered such.

The mark of the beast is more of a mindset, rather than any physical thing.  

[Lady Vizsla]

It's worrisome that they may want to start keeping checks on people's DNA to know if they are prone to certain diseases etc. Since this can be used by insurance companies to refuse medical insurance to people predisposed to certain illnesses.