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Is "Biohacking" the new fad? - Exotic - 07-12-2013
So, a good friend of mine is working with a company that goes by Dangerous Things and they focus on RFID chips and different body adjustments to benefit your personal life. They have been known to create this new fad at a cheap & affordable price to fit your budget.
One of the biggest things on this new trend that really stood out to me was the RFID chip implant that will unlock doors at the wave of your hand. It's truly amazing and I would suggest you guys go ahead and check it out.
One of the biggest things on this new trend that really stood out to me was the RFID chip implant that will unlock doors at the wave of your hand. It's truly amazing and I would suggest you guys go ahead and check it out.
RE: Is "Biohacking" the new fad? - Lithium - 07-12-2013
I think it's reckless and dangerous.
RE: Is "Biohacking" the new fad? - Robbieava - 07-12-2013
I don't even understand what it is.. what is it?
RE: Is "Biohacking" the new fad? - Shonx - 07-12-2013
I feel this could be very beneficial to society but there's also a chance it could be very dangerous. If you get a few really smart bored people, they will find ways to manipulate this very badly. I think we are at a point in time where we need to be more cautious with what we discover and release.
RE: Is "Biohacking" the new fad? - Feat - 07-12-2013
(07-12-2013, 06:07 AM)Shonx Wrote: I feel this could be very beneficial to society but there's also a chance it could be very dangerous. If you get a few really smart bored people, they will find ways to manipulate this very badly. I think we are at a point in time where we need to be more cautious with what we discover and release.
This makes a ton of sense considering some of the mist destructive things were made by smart people who had WAAAAAAY to much time on there hands.
RE: Is "Biohacking" the new fad? - Boyd - 07-12-2013
I would like one planted into my nut sack. I can wave my nuts at the door and it just flies open.
RE: Is "Biohacking" the new fad? - Lithium - 07-12-2013
(07-12-2013, 01:34 AM)oompa_loompa Wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biohacking
what do you think is so reckless and dangerous about it ???
Really? The fact that most of these people think they can do this stuff from their own homes with ZERO experience or training, or even basic knowledge of anatomy. They just shove the shit into their skin and hope it doesn't get infected.
You'll end up with gangrene one day and remember this post.
RE: Is "Biohacking" the new fad? - Cosmic - 07-12-2013
Far too reckless and outright dangerous for such a minor aesthetic appeal.
RE: Is "Biohacking" the new fad? - Demoz - 07-14-2013
(07-12-2013, 08:26 AM)Muzzy Wrote: Far too reckless and outright dangerous for such a minor aesthetic appeal.
I agree. You are risking so much for such a little outcome, that doesn't really matter. Maybe if you're one of those rich guys with those high tech houses you might like this, but I don't see how this can benefit the average consumer.