The article sounds a bit paranoid, and too much conspiracy theoretical near the end. I mean, sure, it's possible we will eventually be able to build some device into ourselves, but why does it have to be nefarious? Are computers evil?
I bet in the 60ies (or whenever the general public became aware of computers) they were saying that computers will be used for war, espionage and other malice. Were they right? Yes! But is that the whole truth? No, it's a very small portion of it.
The author (and people) need to stop thinking of our world as the darkest place in this universe.
If anything, the human race will meet its end when cats decide they don't want servants any longer. Meow.
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The article sounds a bit paranoid, and too much conspiracy theoretical near the end. I mean, sure, it's possible we will eventually be able to build some device into ourselves, but why does it have to be nefarious? Are computers evil?
I bet in the 60ies (or whenever the general public became aware of computers) they were saying that computers will be used for war, espionage and other malice. Were they right? Yes! But is that the whole truth? No, it's a very small portion of it.
The author (and people) need to stop thinking of our world as the darkest place in this universe.
If anything, the human race will meet its end when cats decide they don't want servants any longer. Meow.