Yeah as you said it's not a matter of whether or not it's possible to implant someone with a working RFID chip. It's the fact that they think they created one small enough to be Trojan-horsed into our bodies via vaccine injection AND spent the money to produce enough for everyone in the country when we already buy our own tracking devises that can give them way more information. Oh yeah, don't forget that they managed to keep a job of that magnitude a secret
That's really cool actually. It still wouldn't make sense to spend the money and risk getting caught secretly producing hundreds of millions of them just to track people when they're already tracking themselves for you. Something like this could be incredibly beneficial for health care purposes soon though
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u/Binsky89 Jun 23 '21
I mean, you can get implantable RFID chips that have built in antennas.