When discussing microchips, it is important to distinguish microchips found in computers and those that are to be implanted into the wrists of the human being, the latter of which is the main focus of this document. While brief, this document will discuss the supposed benefits versus that which it will be removing. In short, microchips are the next stage in a global agenda to take control of humanity.

Microchip implants are currently being tested in Sweden, developed by biotech firms and used primarily in workers across the country. What these people don't realise is despite the so-called convenience, it is more or less a method to track, monitor and record directly the daily lives of those who accept the technology. There are more if not an equal number of downsides as there are benefits to this technology, and this document is written to explain it all.

What are Microchips?

Microchips that are to be implanted into the human wrist are small, almost impractical, devices that would contain a small amount of data corresponding to the wearer. The idea is to sell microchips as a form of convenience, but as with all technology, at the expense of certain freedoms.

Computer technology, even your home PC, while connected to the Internet, whether by ethernet cable or WIFI, is susceptible to wiretapping. This technology can be used, just as in microchips only much more direct, to monitor and record the activities of humans even within their homes.

A court lawsuit that was later withdrawn in the United States suggested that the National Security Agency and other organisations like them, are capable of using sophisticated technology to track movement in a person's home by scanning the wave patterns within a WIFI field, or any other EMF field (Biblioteca Pleyades, n.d.). This technology could, and most likely will, be expanded to include microchips implanted in a human to directly monitor and record human activity within the body itself. Forget privacy, this is an attempt to control the human body.

What is energy?

Before we can delve deep into the details of microchips and its potential uses, we must first understand what energy is. As described above, it is entirely possible to monitor certain waves on given frequencies, but to some this may seem very unusual or nonsensical.

So, what is energy? Energy is the foundation of the universe. Quantum physics dictates there to be 73% dark energy, 23% dark matter, and the final 4% visible matter. Within visible matter contains light, or the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS), which is 0.005% of what exists in the universe. A tiny fraction of that 0.005% is visible light, the only form of light we humans can perceive. Computer technology can tap into other frequencies within the EMS, hence our ability to use infrared signals to track heat signatures at long range, communicate vast distances on radio waves, see the skeletal structure of a human using x-rays, etc.

Microwaves, while there are some who vehemently oppose such a suggestion without providing counter-evidence to the contrary, are dangerous to human health and scientists are increasingly becoming aware of its apparent "side-effects". (Occupational Safety and Health Administration, n.d.)

Not all "evidence" provides statistical analysis on the effects of microwave radiation emitted also by cellular phones, including smart phones, and even smart meters, the up-and-coming wireless technology 5G, among many other sources. Statistically, one only needs to look at the correlation between the rise of wireless technology in relation to cancer rates.

Cellular (wireless) technology was introduced in 1947 by engineers at Bell Labs but was not in widespread use until 1995. From then, widespread use of smartphones after the introduction of the iPhone in 2007 began. (Wireless History Foundation, n.d.)

Likewise, as with the introduction of wireless technology despite not yet been available for public consumption, prostate cancer rates rose in Sweden since the late 1940s/early 50s (see figure 1 above, (Orjan Hallberg, 2002)).

There are also plenty of articles relating to the dangers of microwave energy, including from Global Healing Centre (Group, 2017), Medical Daily (Borreli, 2013), among many others.

The issue it seems with a lot of the so-called "evidence" is they fail to produce valid illustrations, graphs or contemporary scientific analysis on the effects of microwave radiation relating to human health.

For example, the online article entitled 'A literature review of medical side effects from radio-frequency energy in the human environment: involving cancer, tumours, and problems of the central nervous system.' (JR, 2003) provides an abstract with a very broad description. Personally, I have noticed documents that have been publicly accessible from this same source on other subjects, so they are purposefully withholding the document for either a commercial or political incentive. If either is the case, we should not be trusting such a source, especially when the abstract paragraph is so little and cites nothing of value or relevance. Bear in mind this withheld document is referenced a lot in cases where people who vehemently deny claims set forth in this document without reading it first.

If people are to make a strong case for their argument, perhaps verify the sources before applying them.

If microwave radiation is not a factor in the hundreds of thousands of cancer diagnoses each year, then I would like to know what's causing it.

Microwave Energy and Microchips

Some articles have shown citations to studies proving a link between prolonged phone use and brain cancer (or brain tumours) (Ho, 2008). In addition, they also suggest how the brain has been rewired in studies relating to the somatosensory cortex, by comparing studies from violinists to mobile phone activity between participants. (My Health Wire, 2015)

What this essentially means is that the brain starts to change in its ability to think and react to its surroundings in certain circumstances. This is especially true when talking of the relationship between mobile phone carriers and road deaths.

In addition, this rewiring of the brain's functionality has proven to limit cognitive behaviour, memory and sleep patterns. Furthermore, this in turn affects personality traits. Studies have shown that microwave energy, whether from a mobile phone or another device, can easily distract the person. This same study also suggests how microwave energy can be used to alter human behaviour. (Hinrikus, Bachmann, Tomson, & Lass, 2005)

While some of this may be old news and well-known, it would not least be surprising if this same radiation is applied to microchips. Bear in mind that the reference to the source above suggests changes in human behaviour on low-frequency microwaves. The fifth-generation of wireless technology would emit ultra-high frequency microwave radiation, which would not least increase the effects that low-frequency microwave radiation would do, but also be disastrous to human health as with all previously discussed correlations to cancer.

Microchips to be implanted into the wrist will not least have effects on health but will directly manipulate human brain activity. More on this later.