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  Microchip implants could improve lives, but cost privacy

  Some workers in Sweden are volunteering to have microchips injected into their hands. The technology can make some tasks easier and reduce the amount of pers...

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    Naomi Debnath I do agree with this invention somewhat partially. What if these devices could track critical patients suffering an attack and alert the authorities, as well as helping the patient get admitted into a medical facility with the swipe of the wrist? In...  moreI do agree with this invention somewhat partially. What if these devices could track critical patients suffering an attack and alert the authorities, as well as helping the patient get admitted into a medical facility with the swipe of the wrist? In emergency situations, these kind of solutions would be very convenient.  

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    Mohammad Rayhan I was listening to a radio programme about google's data manipulation of human movement these days and how it can benefit the governments to track the most vulnerable individuals and treat them quickly. It seems a good idea but if we allow these...  moreI was listening to a radio programme about google's data manipulation of human movement these days and how it can benefit the governments to track the most vulnerable individuals and treat them quickly. It seems a good idea but if we allow these companies like Google and Facebook to control our data, we may experience many unforeseen consequences in the future as we don't have any legal mechanism to hold them responsible. Do we?  

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    Naomi Debnath That's true. I cannot just answer yes and not fear for my safety. So, let me go off tangent here for a moment and suggest, what if there was such a thing as personal information insurance? We would need something like that before share our information so...  moreThat's true. I cannot just answer yes and not fear for my safety. So, let me go off tangent here for a moment and suggest, what if there was such a thing as personal information insurance? We would need something like that before share our information so openly. Also as time progresses, people are relying on companies like Google and Facebook more. So if we are to work with them anyway, maybe we should think of some ground rules. But that's just what I think at this moment.  

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    Nishat Tamanna It's just terrifying.The more we are being advanced with technologies, the more we are losing our safety and privacy.This technology will lead to unimaginable control over us by the government and any authority. People will be like controlled AI robots...  moreIt's just terrifying.The more we are being advanced with technologies, the more we are losing our safety and privacy.This technology will lead to unimaginable control over us by the government and any authority. People will be like controlled AI robots (like those we see in science fiction movies). The world will be a place for the powerful whether they are good or bad.  

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    Noshin Tasnia For a while Idea is great, but i never allow any third party will access my any privacy data.

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  Mohammad Rayhan What do you think of this hamster?

  THIS Is How Hamsters Fit So Much Food Inside Their Cheeks! | Pets: Wild At Heart | BBC Earth

  This hamster can fit up to 20% of his own body mass in his cheek pouches - but how will he fit through his tunnel? Subscribe: http://bit.ly/BBCEarthSub #Hams...

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  Draconian Drones to Control the Population ... Coronavirus Spain. BBC Worldwide Promotes 'Story'.

  #Police in #Spain have been using #drones to check the streets for anyone ignoring Spanish orders to stay home during the #coronavirus outbreak. Promoted by ...

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    Naomi Debnath This solution is way better than everything else

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    Tamzid Rahman Yes it can be a food solution but one major demerit of drone is its battery life, it can hold charge for max 30 min at a time.

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  Mohammad Rayhan Little water streams on the glass pane
  Run from left to the right
  Creating a thin faint line, reflecting the sun
  As they pass, disappear in...  moreLittle water streams on the glass pane
  Run from left to the right
  Creating a thin faint line, reflecting the sun
  As they pass, disappear in seconds
  And my eyes are glazed on the clouds
  Stretching the horizon
  Your memories rush through,
  I am airborne.
  
  Rainbows leave their marks, you long for the time to extend, last forever
  Little do we know about the existence
  of every drop that causes the earth's pain to let out its treasures
  Little do we ponder
  Little do we ask curiously of the disappearing rain stream
  Its beginning and its end.
  
  We are airborne, floating on ideas...  less

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  Mohammad Rayhan Hello everyone, another nice day and we are still breathing...

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