> Hey George,  :-)
 > 
 > SA> Implanted Microchips Common As Cellphones Within A Decade
 >   >
 > GP> You can already be GPS-tracked with your cellphone!
 >   >
 > PS> I doubt it will be that soon but very possible in the future.
 > 
 > GP> The newer ones already have GPS capability built in, 
 > GP> whether you like it or not!
 > 
 > I got the impression that Patrick may have been commenting on
 > the claim at the top about "implanted microchips common as cellphones
 > within a decade."  And by implanted microchips, the author was
 > referring to implanted in humans.  Some people think that chip
 > implants for humans will catch on as a form of security and 
 > identification, much like chip implants are used for pets today.
 > Will chip implants for humans be as common as cellphones within 
 > a decade?  That remains to be seen.  What are your thoughts?
 > What happens when the chip doesn't work? 
 > 
 >   
 > 
 > --- Maximus/2 3.01
Yes I was referring to implants. I don't think they can convince anyone that 
having a chip implanted is a good thing. I really don't see this happening in 
the near future.

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