What do you know about brain chipping

Just as the title asked I want to know about brain chips, whio they chip and who's doing the chipping?


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a reply to: gell1234

Could you expand a bit on what you mean by brain chips?

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a reply to: gell1234


I could have sworn you posted this earlier.

Did I just get Mandela'd?

originally posted by: pfishy
a reply to: gell1234

Could you expand a bit on what you mean by brain chips?

Aliens/government putting chips in brains in order to control them...

originally posted by: gell1234
Aliens/government putting chips in brains in order to control them...

What would a subcutaneous chip do? How is it powered? How does it effectively transmit information?

Yesah, it got deleted due to lack of knowledge and wanting to learn instead of adding value.a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

a reply to: gell1234

Oh. Thanks. I feel quit silly for not having figured it out on my own, now.
I don't know anything about it, however. Sorry.

a reply to: gell1234


And this is an upgrade over that thread?

a reply to: gell1234

Brain chips?

I'm guessing tha's the new food for zombies?

a reply to: gell1234

Why do you think people are being "chipped"?

I mean, you must have some sort of factual basis for starting out, right?

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: gell1234

Brain chips?

I'm guessing tha's the new food for zombies?

EWWWWW ... you got me on that one.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Well, just for the sake of discussion, it could easily be powered in the same fashion as passive RFID devices. What with the myriad man-made EM waves whizzing through our skulls these days, it seems that powering and transmitting wouldn't be the biggest issue. Though, receiving range may be.

originally posted by: pfishy
Well, just for the sake of discussion, it could easily be powered in the same fashion as passive RFID devices.

Passive, by definition, means it's unpowered, it can only be read and you're not reading a chip jammed into someone's coconut, it's not possible.

No this is me learning rather than adding value to atsa reply to: AugustusMasonicus

a reply to: gell1234


I'm not really seeing it since your Original Post is a vague, one line question.

My husband is a staff member on a research study that inserts the equivalent of a "pace maker" into the brain to treat advanced cases of depression.

I'm not aware that bestows any ability to "control" the subject however.

I've heard the military is 50 years more advanced than we think...I think they are using frequenciesa, it's probably powered by electric signals in the brain. reply to: pfishy

a reply to: Gryphon66

Who knows what new flavours are around the corner?

The could even be electronic chips for your hungry robots.

Wow, I've never heard of that before, what sort of signal does it give out?a reply to: Gryphon66