Peronally, I think that implanting computer chips into young children is very helpless. If the implantions are successful, the parents probably pay less attention on their children because they think they can find the children wherever they are. So, it may have the great chance to lost the children or being kidnapped. Although the parents can find the childre, we don't know if the kidnapers can change or delete the computer chips. So, generally, the implantions may increase the rate of losting children or kidnaps.
For teenage children, the implantion is more useless. When children grow up to 12 or 13, they start to be secret to everyone, specially to their parents, they don't want to let their parents know where they are in midnight, and also, they don't want a sense of being monitored. In addition, in the teenage, the children are rebellious. They would be easy to anger with the limits and controlling from their parents. So, the implantion to teengers may make a bad relationship in a family.
I won't support the proposal of implanting computer chips to the babies. It looks like to be good with children, but it also shows the private information of the parents because of where the babies are, where the parents are. So, the government definitely control the track of people. Although the government don't leak the information, it is still unsafe to everyone. So, I oppose the proposal.
I agree with you. If the children get a chips in their body, the criminal will not stop to steal the kids but to find a way to block the signal. If the criminal find the children will be found by police, they will not give the police a chance to track them. They will kill the kids.
ReplyDeleteAha! You got the same idea as me in the first paragraph! About the second paragraph, teenager nowdays posts basically every aspect of them onto places like Facebook, so what's the point of having the chip? They're also posting their location as well and they have a phone, just phone/text them and you would probably know where they are now. No point of implanting chips into humans.
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