Lol, ironically this is an old conspiracy theory of the past. The implants and such, especially the RFID implants are actually quite vulnerable and fragile. Very curiously there are even cases of peoples' bodies rejecting the implants and even the body forcing the machines out. Aside from that just the fact most people find such things undesirable seems to me it won't go very far. It is more likely all the technology of today will cease to exist than for such machinations to become commonplace.
Check again... it is being used in all types of industries, I've kept up with them for over 10 years for stock purposes... the RFID is being used... we use it now in Dogs, cattle, wallets, UK credit cards, etc... check the .gov site for purchases, you will see that our military has a purchase order out there now for 1000's of them... six companies in contention for the contract... P/O states the purpose as " high risk personnel marking devise" ??... really don't know the use except that it involves humans... The are 26 businesses that already implant employees... like I said, I watch for stock option information... There are currently over 200 uses for Nanos... medical, industrial, technological ... here's a few current uses (now)...
AngstroMedica has produced a
nanoparticulate-based synthetic bone. "Human bone is made of a calcium and phosphate composite called Hydroxyapatite. By manipulation calcium and phosphate at the molecular level, we have created a patented material that is identical in structure and composition to natural bone. This novel synthetic bone can be used in areas where natural bone is damaged or removed, such as in the in the treatment of fractures and soft tissue injuries."
See this
Kemco International page for a list of applications for nanoparticles.
Sunscreens are utilizing
nanoparticles that are extremely effective at absorbing light, especially in the ultra-violet (UV) range. Due to the particle size, they spread more easily, cover better, and save money since you use less. And they are transparent, unlike traditional screens which are white. These sunscreens are so successful that by 2001 they had captured 60% of the Australian sunscreen market.
Impact: Makers of sunscreen have to convert to using nanoparticles. And other product manufactures, like packaging makers, will find ways to incorporate them into packages to reduces UV exposure and subsequent spoilage. The $480B packaging and $300B plastics industries will be directly effected
Smith & Nephew markets an antimicrobial dressing covered with
nanocrystalline silver (A patented Technology of NUCRYST Pharmaceuticals). The nanocrystalline coating of silver rapidly kills a broad spectrum of bacteria in as little as 30 minutes.
Nanoclays used in packaging, like beer bottles, as a barrier, allowing for thinner material, with a subsequently lighter weight, and greater shelf-life.
Impact: $480B packaging and $300B plastics industries. Reduced weight means transportation costs decline. Changing from glass and aluminum - think beer and soda bottles - to plastic reduces production costs. Nanoclays help to hold the pressure and carbonation inside the bottle, increasing shelf life. It is estimated that beer in these containers will gain an extra 60 days (from 120 to 180) of shelf life, reducing spoilage, and decreasing overall costs to the end user. Nanocor is one company producing nanoclays and nanocomposites, for a variety of uses, including flame retardants, barrier film (as in juice containers), and bottle barrier (as shown above). "They are not only used to improve existing products, but also are extending their reach into areas formerly dominated by metal, glass and wood."
Argonide Nanomaterials, an Orlando based manufacturer of
nanoparticles and
nanofiltration products, makes a filter that is capable of filtering the smallest of particles. The performance is due to it’s nano size alumina fiber, which attracts and retains sub-micron and nanosize particles. This disposable filter retains 99.9999+% of viruses at water flow rates several hundred times greater than virus-rated ultra porous membranes. It is useful for sterilization of biological, pharmaceutical and medical serums, protein separation,
collector/concentrator for biological warfare detectors, and several other applications.
They also make your RFID... front contender for military contract, they already supply them to 8 corporations, 2 militaries and 1 US government agency... all listed on their prospectus
and don't be fooled, anything "Nano" is programmable....
Revelation 13:16 Also it causes all, both small and great, both rich and poor, both free and slave, to be marked on the right hand or the forehead, so that no one can buy or sell unless he has the mark...
they have developed several that are digestible, one even attaches itself to the frontal lope, "the forehead"
