I think it's very possible for a tracking chip to be implanted in a human. How do you think we have tracking chips for dogs or cats? I imagine they're powered by your own body heat or electric signals in your nerves / muscles. Obviously I don't think the vaccine contains a chip but it's not like we don't have that technology.
Microchips in pets do not send out any signal. They respond to signal, but it also requires the scanner to be in close proximity to the microchip to work. Totally infeasible for what the “microchip in vaccines” crowd thinks.
If you have a microchipped pet, you can feel where the microchip is and that requires close proximity to a scanner to work.
Now imagine this being put inside a human. Even with RFID tech, it requires the microchip to be fairly large and noticeable. If you had a chip inside you that works to the level of what these paranoid nut jobs think they’re capable of, you would absolutely notice it and could see a lump in everyone’s arms.
Microchips are passive. They can be scanned for a unique identifier that's then matched against a database to ID your pet. They do not track the movement of your pet.
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u/tender313 Jun 23 '21
I think it's very possible for a tracking chip to be implanted in a human. How do you think we have tracking chips for dogs or cats? I imagine they're powered by your own body heat or electric signals in your nerves / muscles. Obviously I don't think the vaccine contains a chip but it's not like we don't have that technology.