The Mark of the Beast
National Healthcare Will Require National RFID Chips
02/21/2014 21:50
Now that the healthcare bill has passed and been signed into law, one must inquire: How will the federal government keep track of the millions of persons in America now (supposedly) required to operate according to the federal government’s healthcare program?
Now that the federal government is...
RFID Implants: The Benefits vs. the Dangers
02/21/2014 21:38
Frank Swain, a British freelance writer, recently wrote an essay published online by the BBC Future Science website entitled: “Why I want a microchip implant.” Like upwards of 10 million Londoners, Swain uses his Oyster card — a credit card-sized smartcard that contains an embedded RFID chip — to...
Why I want a microchip implant
02/17/2014 18:48
With a chip under your skin, you can do everything from unlocking doors to starting motorbikes, says Frank Swain, who has been trying to get his own implant.
A few years ago, I perched on the edge of my bed in a tiny flat, breathing in a cloud of acetone fumes, using a scalpel to pick at the...
Blood money: PulseWallet lets you pay with your veins
01/19/2014 08:00
“Spread your fingers.”
“Capturing…”
“Remove your hand.”
Just like that, a machine called PulseWallet scanned the veins in my right hand and charged my credit card.
PulseWallet, or palm scanners like it, might soon call your local Starbucks home and provide one more way to pay for your Pumpkin...
Why The Mark of the Beast Causes Eternal Damnation
01/10/2014 18:55
Erika Grey
It hit me like a bolt of lightning that taking the mark of the beast causes one to spend their eternity in hell. For those who do not know about the mark of the beast it is mentioned twice in the Revelation and referenced to in six verses and it is the mark that the...
The Mark Of The Beast Is Here: Tom Horn
01/09/2014 06:00
Most readers are undoubtedly familiar with the development of radio-frequency identification (rfid) technology that, under certain applications, is forecast to be connected to future human-enhancement technologies, especially neurosciences, brain-machine interfacing, and cybernetics.
This rfid...
Reading Your Palm for Security’s Sake
12/30/2013 21:38
They aren’t taking any chances at Barclays Bank in Britain. Stating an account number and other bona fides isn’t enough to get to your money at the bank’s wealth and investment management service. As an additional safeguard, a program analyzes customers’ voices when they call in, to make sure they...
Computerizing people may be next step in tech
12/30/2013 20:39
It's likely the world in the not-so-distant future will be increasingly populated by computerized people like Amal Graafstra.
The 37-year-old doesn't need a key or password to get into his car, home or computer. He's programmed them to unlock at the mere wave of his hands, which are implanted with...
Wyoming Elementary Using Palm Scanners to ‘Speed Up Lunch Lines’
12/18/2013 21:36
Laramie County School District 1 has been trying a new program at one of it’s elementary schools to speed up lunch lines.
The program implements a palm-scanner to help students access their accounts, something some may see as controversial.
The school lunch line has traditionally been a methodical...
What is a UDI and what do you need to know now?
12/14/2013 07:40
There is much more to come from FDA by way of regulatory interpretation and we intend to track it.This is the first of a series covering our thoughts on the current Unique Device Identifier (UDI) program. We first provide a basic overview and then drill down a bit more in future installments,...
Radio Frequency Chips
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