We knew it was only a matter of time before the government started trying to track us by implanting computer chips in our bodies. And where do you start highly suspicious, Big Brother-esque projects like this? The Pentagon and our Armed forces, of course.

Scarily enough, we're not talking about some conspiracy theory, or some black ops experiment -- this is for real, and the Pentagon has already awarded the first contract. It's a $1.6 million contract, to be exact, and it's with Clemson University's Center for Bioelectronics, Biosensors and Biochips (C3B). The mandate? To develop the chip that the armed forces hope will save lives by giving them instant access to, and constant tracking of, soldiers' vital medical signs and data on the battlefield. The chips are also considered to have potential for tracking astronauts' vitals during missions.

Originally posted by NuclearPaul

Originally posted by gnosis111
It still a way to "ease" us into something similar.

Of course it is. It's designed to make people slowly believe it's wonderful to have a tracking device on then. It's about safety, which is a word you're going to see a lot more of in the near future. Take note of this.
Once safety has been drilled into us so much as being of the upmost importance, hell will break loose on society, and people will demand "safety" from their Governments.