Chip Implanted in Mexico Judicial Workers:

"Security has reached the subcutaneous level for Mexico's attorney general and at least 160 people in his office — they have been implanted with microchips that get them access to secure areas of their headquarters."

Our turn next :knife:

http://www.webtechgeek.com/IndexWTG.htm#chip

Would that fit under the definition of a cyborg?

I wonder, do they also explode if the worker attempts to go work somewhere else?

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Originally Posted by a d e p t

Would that fit under the definition of a cyborg?

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I think its more Big Brother. :(

Chips? with salsa?

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Originally Posted by techs

Chips? with salsa?

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brains and fries :uke:

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Originally Posted by Wayward Clam

I wonder, do they also explode if the worker attempts to go work somewhere else?

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or leave the country ? :flames:

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Originally Posted by Wayward Clam

I wonder, do they also explode if the worker attempts to go work somewhere else?

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or talk back to the boss ? :guns:

The article does not mention if the people volunteered...

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Originally Posted by a d e p t

The article does not mention if the people volunteered...

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Do you think they did it willing'ly ? :rolleyes:

I would tend to think so, but you never know...

Although, there would have to be a signed legal document somewhere authorizing this if that was part of the responsability of working for the Justice Dept., no?