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Clearly the optimal solution is RFID subdermal microchipping for all children, isn't it? Technology exists for boosted RFID (basically a tiny battery and solar
by photochemsyn 4y ago
Clearly the optimal solution is RFID subdermal microchipping for all children, isn't it? Technology exists for boosted RFID (basically a tiny battery and solar PV linked to the RFID tag) which should work under the skin fairly well. Then install scanners at all public venues and schools, and link to the NSA database out in Utah, so that everyone can be safely location-tracked at all times. Removing the chip would of course be a felony.
Why stop there? Facial recognition, retina scan, DNA marker databases... a personalized AI minder for each troublesome human being (oh, that's your Alphabet/Meta tracker & recommendation algorithm, isn't it)?
This of course is all for the safety of the children and the FBI would never dream of using it to spy on citizens for political reasons, or implement a Chinese style social-credit system, or to ensure you're watching your daily dose of Orwellian positivity content.
- buscoquadnary 4y agoExactly finally someone gets it, and for all you people who are opposed you're probably just a drug dealer or a terrorist, after all only drug dealers and terrorists have something to hide, every good citizen should want something like that. I mean what's more important you're imaginary freedom, or being able to bring porch pirates to justice?
- QuarterReptile 4y ago>I mean what's more important you're imaginary freedom, or being able to bring porch pirates to justice? I think you meant to say," have the option to bring porch pirates to justice, but we don't have the time and there's liability involved, so just buy a new one and get better locks and build your own delivery service so that packages show up exactly when you're available for receiving."
- azinman2 4y agoThis kind of attitude takes all the oxygen out of the room and makes it impossible to actually do good.
- QuarterReptile 4y agoThis kind of attitude summarizes bad policing, abysmal public relations by law enforcement agencies, and indifferent responses to crimes, which have made it impossible to do good.