one step closer to 1984

[DaTank]

Here's another "Black Box" for humans. A Micro chip for humans approved by the FDA. Hopefully you can view this.

http://www.usatoday.com/money/indust...crochips_x.htm

Brad

[Ieatcamaros]

It is just like other things technology produces. It has it's good points and it has it's bad points. If I had a car with it on it, I would be looking for a way to bypass it cause I always drive fast. It would be good for the accidents like the one in the article. But once this thing gets major publicity and it is on every car, police officers will take advantage of the opportunity to nail you for speeding.

[KiltedBanshees93GT]

Originally Posted by Ieatcamaros

But once this thing gets major publicity and it is on every car, police officers will take advantage of the opportunity to nail you for speeding.

This about sums it up, that whole temptation thing. To paraphrase Gandalf: "I would try to do good with it"
Kinda kills the whole "Freedom of the Road" if you have someone watching over your shoulder.
And I can actually see the insurance companies abusing this worse than the gov't would. Thay have less overwatch, and nearly as much money/influence.

Just being my usual paraniod self.
(Your only paranoid if you're wrong)
J