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RFID tags come in three general varieties:passive, active", or semi-passive (also known as battery-assisted). Passive tags require no internal power source, whereas semi-passive and active tags require a power source, usually a small battery.
Originally posted by the_sentinal
That is if you believe everything that you are told...
Apperently someone does know where a thought is because how else could we now have the new memory deleting drugs emerging on the scene as of late. they know more than we think I suspect.
This is an interesting idea, I've never heard this idea before but one problem I see with it would be.... how does the ability to buy or sell equate into this theory??
Originally posted by MidnightDStroyer
For strictly local access yes, but phone companies will use satellites to cover service areas outside of the local tower-network.
It doesn't have to transmit in order to be tracked. The satellites that send the location-signal to the GPS receiver can triangulate the position of the GPS. Go ahead & ask cable TV Repairman how he can triangulate on a receiver that he transmits to.
Originally posted by the_sentinal
Notice the key word "yet" meaning that it could in the near future, but ask yourself whether the government would admit it if they did have the technology now, they have been soooo honest thus far in other areas, yes??
Originally posted by Vinci
I recall seeing somewhere that the RFID tags in the chips wouldn't be passive, thus they'd be able to actually store the information and transmit it (according to this source) up to 500 metres. Which is cause for concern I believe...
Originally posted by girlintheworld
There are much more advanced chip technologies out there today which are not admitted to, and there's a fear that if it's known what the capacities of these chips are and how many may already be in use, there would be rioting.
Originally posted by girlintheworld
In response to the_Sentinal, I have such a chip in my left thigh. I would love to have it removed, not only so that I had my "natural state" returned, but so that I could prove that this technology exists. In fact, I have two of them--one which was implanted in 1968, and another in 1995. These chips do far more than carry or broadcast information, or even m monitor health issues. And, of course, I was told if I began to talk about this, I would be "eliminated."
Originally posted by the_sentinal
I know little about DARPA does anyone else have any info on this group or organization??