World's smallest single-chip system can be injected into the body

News Atlas ^ | May 11 2021 | By Nick Lavars

[Varmint Al]

The continuing miniaturization of electronics is opening up some exciting possibilities when it comes to what we might place in our bodies to monitor and improve our health. Engineers at Columbia University have demonstrated an extreme version of this technology, developing the smallest single-chip system ever created, which could be implanted with a hypodermic needle to measure.... snip

[Varmint Al]

This is as small as a dust mite and I am sure no one would use this for evil.

Good Hunting... from Varmint Al

[firebrand]

Uh oh

[Noumenon]

Just a little pinprick

There'll be no more aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh

But you may feel a little sick

[a fool in paradise]

"...opening up some exciting possibilities when it comes to what we might place in our bodies to monitor and improve our health..."

Well if you are going to put it in such cheery terms, who could oppose that?!!!

#ForYourOwnGood (signed, Big Brother)

[FarRockaway2]

So if the chip is .1 mm and sufficiently metallic such that magnetic force of a neodymium magnet will cause the magnet to “stick” to you, then the following would be possible.

If you taped/fixed the (strong) magnet over the spot where the chip went it, it might, possibly, migrate its way up-out over time. You might be able to pull it out with the magnet just sitting there all the time.

If that worked, it might be a bit painful as it worked its way out.

.1 mm is not that big. This is the size of fine to medium grains of sand.

I also point out again the if you have a .1 mm chip in your arm, it should show up on a careful x-ray. Any of you dentists or other x-ray doctors out there, you could image the vaccination site.

These experiments would need to be done pronto because anything that small is going to “wander around” in the body and become more difficult to find later.

[Fred Hayek]

And you can neither buy or sell without it.

[Pilgrim's Progress]

Who needs a vaccine passport when you have one the size of a dust mite floating around in your system. Don’t even try to tell me they aren’t chipping people that get the vaccine.

[Pilgrim's Progress]

>>>And you can neither buy or sell without it.<<<

Something to ponder: If a chip can be as small as a dust mite then there is no way that a chip can be the “mark of the beast” because one of these can be injected into a human without their remotest knowledge. The Bible is clear that the “mark” is something that will be taken freely and voluntarily accompanied with direct worship of the beast.

[ClearCase_guy]

TSA will now ONLY let you fly IF you set off their metal detector.

[NWFree]

My dog already has one so he can phone home.

[HerrBlucher]

[M Kehoe]

Hi post 6.

Reminds me of 6 6 6.

Don’t know why...

5.56mm

[a fool in paradise]

[M Kehoe]

Don’t touch my junk.

5.56mm

[353FMG]

Anyone notice the digits “666” engraved on the chips?

[A strike]

'The continuing miniaturization of electronics is opening up exciting possibilities when it comes to what we might place in our bodies ..." F O A D !

[A strike]

Don’t be to sure about that.

‘freely and voluntarily’ can easily be coerced

[fella]

Michal Critten had several novels about the misuse of nanotechnology.

[LegendHasIt]

They have had RFID chips out that are even smaller (slightly larger diameter but MUCH thinner)
for a couple of years.

This might be slightly more powerful a device, but no more potentially insidious.

[LibertyWoman]

Idiots will be lining up to have this implanted.