GLOBAL BIOHACKERS HAVE MADE HUMAN IMPLANTABLE MICROCHIPS THE FASTEST-GROWING INDUSTRY IN THE WORLD
Kramer says he’s implanted about 2,000 such chips in the past 18 months, and he has three in his own hands: to open his office door, store medical data, and share his contact information. Digiwell is one of a handful of companies offering similar services, and biohacking advocates estimate there are about 100,000 cyborgs worldwide. “The question isn’t ‘Do you have a microchip?’ ” Kramer says. “It’s more like, ‘How many?’ We’ve entered the mainstream.”
by Geoffrey Grider
NowTheEndBegins.com
October 19, 2018
“The question isn’t ‘Do you have a microchip?’ ” Kramer says. “It’s more like, ‘How many?’ We’ve entered the mainstream.”
When NTEB first started back in 2009, we would occasionally do a story on human implantable microchips and their relationship to the coming Mark of the Beast as prophesied in the Bible. I say occasionally because, honestly, there was just not all that much happening. This is absolutely not the case now in 2018. In fact, biohackers around the world have made human implantable microchips a multi-billion dollar per year industry, where the demand is outpacing the technology.
“And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.” Revelation 13:16,17 (KJV)
Time was people who used terms like ‘cyborgs’ and ‘transhumanism’ were relegated to that tiny fringe group of conspiracy nutjobs blogging in the dark from their mom’s basement. Not any more. Now technology companies making the implantable microchips proudly offer you the opportunity to ‘become a cyborg‘. As we have always told you, there can be no Mark of the Beast without the Beast, and that will take place after the Pretribulation Rapture of the Church in the time of Jacob’s trouble. But boy oh boy are things heating up, and fast.
FROM BLOOMBERG: Patrick Kramer sticks a needle into a customer’s hand and injects a microchip the size of a grain of rice under the skin. “You’re now a cyborg,” he says after plastering a Band-Aid on the small wound between Guilherme Geronimo’s thumb and index finger. The 34-year-old Brazilian plans to use the chip, similar to those implanted in millions of cats, dogs, and livestock, to unlock doors and store a digital business card.
Kramer is chief executive officer of Digiwell, a Hamburg startup in what aficionados call body hacking—digital technology inserted into people. Kramer says he’s implanted about 2,000 such chips in the past 18 months, and he has three in his own hands: to open his office door, store medical data, and share his contact information. Digiwell is one of a handful of companies offering similar services, and biohacking advocates estimate there are about 100,000 cyborgs worldwide. “The question isn’t ‘Do you have a microchip?’ ” Kramer says. “It’s more like, ‘How many?’ We’ve entered the mainstream.”
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