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September 3rd, 2009, 03:45 PM #21
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September 3rd, 2009, 04:06 PM #22
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September 3rd, 2009, 05:26 PM #23
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September 3rd, 2009, 10:04 PM #24
Re: RFID implants in health care bill
Reading in a bit more detail, this seems to be for facilitating safety recalls and such.
The last thing you want when your implanted medical device is affected by a recall, is to have the recall be a press release on the manufacturers website that you're never going to read. It probably does make sense to know where those defective devices are, and notify those affected as quickly as possible.
I very much doubt that it could be. It's a complicated issue, and a complicated system, and any comprehensive about it is going to be necessarily long and complicated.
I support computer systems at work where the reference manual is bigger than this bill... and still woefully incomplete. And it's not a very complicated system.
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On a related note, it's unfortunate that most of the debate around healthcare reform seems to be about things that were never in the bill in the first place. It really distracts us from real work when we're spending most of our time talking about things that were either flat out made up by pundits, or from misinterpretations from people who really aren't the best types to be trying to interpret legislation.
Call that elitist if you like. I see it as no different than people who know nothing about guns tossing around terms like "assault rifle" and "armor piercing", who have no idea what they're talking about, attempting to shape gun law. It's just a terrible idea.Last edited by eXceLon; September 3rd, 2009 at 10:12 PM.
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September 3rd, 2009, 10:17 PM #25
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Re: RFID implants in health care bill
No, it's really not that complicated - or at least it doesn't have to be to be effective. List what's covered and what's not. Provide for ongoing rate studies to determine what the market (the doctors providing the service) requires for fees. Spell out limits on coverage and liability. You probably have a health insurance book outlining your coverage; it would look much like that.
Why would it need to be complicated? That stuff about social engineering in the health care bill (like social services visiting parents to check up on them) doesn't need to be there. That stuff about "death panels" (a sad misrepresentation) doesn't belong there - let doctors make case-by-case decisions about medically appropriate treatment.
Actually, the entire debate provides reason enough to get the Federal government OUT of the issue altogether. Let the states do it, as they ought anyway. If health care sucks in Kentucky, people can (and will) move to Kansas. Can anybody explain why the states aren't handling this?
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September 4th, 2009, 05:00 AM #26
Re: RFID implants in health care bill
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September 4th, 2009, 06:41 AM #27
Re: RFID implants in health care bill
Mine is sitting on my desk right now, and I don't plan to take it with me when I leave the house today. That's the case many days for me. It's not a willful paranoia; I simply don't need to be that accessible every minute of the day.
RFID? It can be slipped into a syringe and injected without one's knowledge very easily. No consent required if that's what they want. The next vaccination is just around the corner.RFID is contained in the threads of some clothing to track shoplifters. They say it's disabled when it leaves the store.
And I'm not even wearing a tin foil hat.
Whatever is going to happen is going to happen. We won't be able to stop it or even slow it down by getting in the way. His plan is in place and it's ticking away.
Personally, if one believes prophecy, I think taking the mark will be completely voluntary. Otherwise, where's the choice to serve the beast or not?
Is Big O the anti-christ? Who knows? If he survives a fatal wounding, we should really start looking at it a little harder. No, I DO NOT advocate harming the man, so don't get all up in arms about it.The real answer is 42.
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September 4th, 2009, 08:14 AM #28
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September 4th, 2009, 08:19 AM #29
Re: RFID implants in health care bill
Do you have links for these micro-rfid that can be injected without you knowing, and are as thin as a thread? I've looked into RFID a few times for work, and most tags are still at least the size of a dime. The implantable chips are pretty thick, they can't be snuck into a flu shot. At least what I last saw.
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September 4th, 2009, 09:19 AM #30
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