They do a lot of medical research at the department of defense?
They do a lot of medical research at the department of defense?
The elite need to defend themselves from the peons now more than ever.
The elite need to defend themselves from the peons now more than ever.
The micro chip is more a sensor than anything. It began development in 2016 to put inside soldiers and it would monitor B/P Pulse and O2 saturation for commanders and medical personnel in real time be able to see the status on soldiers in combat. It has been repurposed to test for covid anti bodies. Still fucking stupid but far from a microchip. And since it hasn't even been ok'd for military application it PROBABLY won't be for the general pop anyways
The micro chip is more a sensor than anything. It began development in 2016 to put inside soldiers and it would monitor B/P Pulse and O2 saturation for commanders and medical personnel in real time be able to see the status on soldiers in combat. It has been repurposed to test for covid anti bodies. Still fucking stupid but far from a microchip. And since it hasn't even been ok'd for military application it PROBABLY won't be for the general pop anyways
Bullshit. That thing will wear out in no time if embedded.
Bullshit. That thing will wear out in no time if embedded.
Not bullshit. microarray analysis is real and common, and existed since 1997. Actual various selected DNA fragments are on the chip itself. A multibillion dollar industry now.
Its a large branch of well refined pre-programmed bioassay chip technology, and a "one time use" thing. You can use them as direct insert into humans instead of a blood drop for certain special cases. One of the first direct insert uses was to determine if a fresh corpse was murdered in bed or died in sleep. If no scratches on lower lip, or enough burst blood vessels in eyes, pre-programmed bioassay chip coded for stress chemicals (not just adrenaline) , pushed into outter brain, tell the pathologist to inform police the subject may be a muder victim.
You are correct about two things though, pre-programmed bioassay chip technology is usually used by dropping blood on it, not inserting. Your second point is factual that the chip gets ruined from usage and is normally meant for a few minutes of testing. Held in reserve for when needed, for weeks, or years, inside and dormant, is not the same as in usage for more than one test sample. I did not click the link, I dont need to , thats how arrogant I am, and educated, but no known existant RNA/DNA microarray analysis pre programmed chip can withstand more that a couple exposure uses before spent.
I am starting to realize that I seem to know more about the world than even wikipedia itself, the more and more tech facts I answer here on Poal.co, I dont know if its a good thing or not. Lately all I do is compute the advent of the death of the USA from socialist money printing and niggertopia on the horizon.
Not bullshit. microarray analysis is real and common, and existed since 1997. Actual various selected DNA fragments are on the chip itself. A multibillion dollar industry now.
Its a large branch of well refined pre-programmed bioassay chip technology, and a "one time use" thing. You can use them as direct insert into humans instead of a blood drop for certain special cases. One of the first direct insert uses was to determine if a fresh corpse was murdered in bed or died in sleep. If no scratches on lower lip, or enough burst blood vessels in eyes, pre-programmed bioassay chip coded for stress chemicals (not just adrenaline) , pushed into outter brain, tell the pathologist to inform police the subject may be a muder victim.
**You are correct about two things though**, pre-programmed bioassay chip technology is usually used by dropping blood on it, not inserting. Your second point is factual that the chip gets ruined from usage and is normally meant for a few minutes of testing. Held in reserve for when needed, for weeks, or years, inside and dormant, is not the same as in usage for more than one test sample. I did not click the link, I dont need to , thats how arrogant I am, and educated, but no known existant **RNA/DNA microarray analysis pre programmed chip** can withstand more that a couple exposure uses before spent.
I am starting to realize that I seem to know more about the world than even wikipedia itself, the more and more tech facts I answer here on Poal.co, I dont know if its a good thing or not. Lately all I do is compute the advent of the death of the USA from socialist money printing and niggertopia on the horizon.
no known existant RNA/DNA microarray analysis pre programmed chip can withstand more that a couple exposure uses before spent.
That's what I thought. Something put into the body for months at a time would get clogged with things, things growing on it, etc.
> no known existant RNA/DNA microarray analysis pre programmed chip can withstand more that a couple exposure uses before spent.
That's what I thought. Something put into the body for months at a time would get clogged with things, things growing on it, etc.
While there is no explicit reference to data gathering in the development of the microchips, Americans are understandably cautious of government technology and its uses.
"cautious" is an understatement.
> While there is no explicit reference to data gathering in the development of the microchips, Americans are understandably cautious of government technology and its uses.
"cautious" is an understatement.
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