Patent for killer chip denied.

[Gary L]

A Saudi inventor's proposal to insert semiconductors subcutaneously in visitors and remotely kill them if they misbehave will not be patented in Germany.

Reporters said the document proposed that tiny semiconductors be implanted or placed by injection under the skin of people so their whereabouts could be tracked by global-positioning satellites. This could be used to prevent immigrants overstaying.

A model B of the system would contain a poison such as cyanide, which could be released by remote control to "eliminate" people if they became a security risk. The document said this could be used against terrorists or criminals.

http://www.presstv.ir/classic/Detail...onid=351020604

[soicky]

LOL

[Damien]

oh dear go...NOBODY TELL THE DAILY MAIL THIS TECHNOLOGY EXISTS

[rogerdraig]

lol

[Gary L]

I think the government should get us all to have these injected when we get our ID cards issued at Boots the chemist.

[Anonymouse]

If I have to keep hearing Lady Gaga (now there's an appropriate name) three times a frakkin' day on Key 103 at work, I think I may just ask for such a chip. My will to live, never very strong, is being eroded daily by an overdose of the station's incredibly limited repertoire. All I ask is that the dose be instantly lethal.

[Peter_]

The ideal use for this would be to inject it into our overpaid footballers then pay them a much lower rate any complaints ZAP and your season ticket would cost less.

[Druchii]

Sounds a bit like something from Battle Royale to me...