VeriChip: Moral or Immoral?!?!?!

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• What do you think about privacy concerns related to this type of technology?

When talking about privacy concerned with the VeriChip, i m forced to ask, What Privacy? I think the major thing here to remember is that we are in the age of computers, microcomputers, and overall, the greatest technology of all time. There is not a single computer out in the world that is safe. Educated hackers are able to access back doors with ease, the only thing stopping them are the chances of getting caught, not that they are unable to. For most hackers and crackers it is the thrill of doing these type of things, who is there to stop someone from gaining access to either, a crafted RFID scanner, or cracking into government or doctor's classified documents. No one is there, and it will only be time before they do.

• Would you be willing to be "chipped?"

Would i be willing to be "chipped", hell no! Just due to current studies i am currently struggling to cut down cell phone use to hopefully eliminate some chance of developing a brain tumor. Now they want to implant something into my skin that is consistently transmitting a frequency, which has already caused cancerous concerns in test rats. Needless to say, i will never be willing to be "chipped". I do not do drugs because of the concerns of introducing foreign chemicals and object to my body, i will not begin now with a cancerous computer chip.

• Can you think of other types of uses for this chip technology?

Moral and helpful uses for this technology... NO! Immoral and harmful... yes. Can we say big brother? What is to stop government from implementing a tracking device in alongside this microchip? Government already has legal access to listen into every call an American makes, why not install an audio recoding device as well? The uses of microchip technology are endless, there is no doubt about that, and i can think of many helpful uses of such technology, but when this technology is being paired up with the motive such as the VeriChip has behind it, i feel there can be no 100% positive outcome.