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From the Internet, we saw: “Dear Reader, Recently, a patent filed by Microsoft surfaced that could forever change the way Americans save, spend, borrow and invest. It’s U.S. Patent Number 060606 … According to a filing released by the United States Patent Office, Microsoft has invented a creepy, imbedded chip that uses biometric data to award currency to a user based on a set of key measurements. In other words, this chip tracks your heart rate, brain activity, body temp, and other physical data to monitor where you go and what you do – and also has the capability to transfer payments.” Why has Microsoft invented such a strange chip? And what does it mean for our money?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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They go on: “Put simply, what Microsoft has created will usher in the most dangerous reform in the history of the American financial system. Geopolitical analyst Nick Giambruno warns, ‘If Microsoft succeeds, it won’t just be your money that changes … Big government bureaucrats will gain instant access to every facet of your life.'” Should we be concerned about the plans here?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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