But once RFID is allowed to slowly infiltrate our lives it becomes accepted as the norm. First comes RFID-microchipped inanimate objects, then comes microchipped pets and livestock, then prisoners, then military and security personnel; then immigrants, then voluntary chipping programs, then a national RFID medical-device registry tied to healthcare, then schoolchildren in the classroom, then government workers, then newborn babies; and then, finally, as a show of absolute dominance and control, the general public.
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