Human implanted microchips have resurfaced as a topic of discussion, capturing attention with recent breakthroughs in the field. Biotech company Blackrock Neurotech has successfully implanted brain chips, enabling direct connections between humans and technology. Their devices allow users to control robotic arms, play video games, and regain sensory functions using only their brain signals.

While these advancements offer convenience and possibilities, they raise significant questions about privacy, civil rights, and the potential consequences of widespread adoption. In this article, we explore the applications, implications, and societal debates surrounding human implanted microchips, shedding light on the path we may be headed toward in our increasingly interconnected world…

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