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Article Critique
Solutions formulated for the COVID-19 pandemic seem not have been
globally effective to various sectors of many nations. One of the sectors greatly
affected is the business sector as many firms do not have a good standing and
cannot generate profit due to lockdowns and few physical and social interactions.
Now, in the article “Bill Gates will use microchip implants to fight coronavirus,”
Glyph, author at Biohackinfo News on 19th of March 2020, informed about Gates’
respond on question how businesses will operate this pandemic that a microchip
implant was invented to identify whether a person has received vaccination or
recovered against COVID-19. While this is an interesting move from Gates in
fighting coronavirus, intentions, integrity and limitations are unavoidable
measures.

The article talks about Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates launching of the
human-implantable capsules with a so-called “digital certificates” that identifies
people who have been tested and vaccinated against COVID-19. This digital
certificate referred to as human-implantable “QUANTUM-DOT TATTOOS” are
working as a way to hold vaccination records. This quantum-dot tattoos will be
supplemented with Gates’ other undertaking called ID2020, a project by
Microsoft for identity recognition through RFID microchip implants or
smartphones. However, mentioned was the strong opposition from many
Christians and other opposing groups for microchipping and any form of body-
invasive identification technology because of their belief and prophecies of it as
evil would greatly affect the execution of the launch.

The author discussed how Gates suggested about human-implantable

capsules will be useful in identifiying vaccinated people as the continuous spread
of the virus causes death to more people. This might be important in a sense to
know people whom to interact with and whom to hire for an instance in the
business to avoid complications. However, limitations on proofs about reliability is
still a question to create strong deliverance of the claimed launch. Another is the
integrity of the project would be questioned considering the oppositions from
certain groups would heighten suspicion on the true intention of this launching as
it was to be connected to the opposed microchipping.

The article explained significant relevance of this microchipping in dealing

with COVID-19. However for the limitations, one would be the unexplained
effectivity rate on how it will be proven to a sample. Also, it did not discussed how
specifically would it fight coronavirus by determining vaccinated ones.

Another content that contributes to the weakness of the launch is the

inclusion pressing of the issue on the opposition side from many Christians and
prophecy believers on this launching. It affects the integrity to withhold in fighting
a virus and with this recovers issues on the intentions following that Christian
activist against microchip implant attacked a similar launch of a Denmark-based
tech company. While the article mentioned the source of this derivation, there was
no contradictions presented for counter actions.

This article focused on an important topic about fighting COVID-19,

specifically in the matter of identifying safe interactions and afflictions and
heighten the vaccination records. It is one of the problems of nations to provide
interventions to counter this pandemic. The author shared one intervention with
the suggested utilization of this microchip human-implants which provides
information regarding its relevance in vaccination records. However, it did not
expanded significant information on reliability and results derived from samples.
Furthermore, provided proofs of strong opposition to other past relations do not
support the integrity and gives trigger to start of activist issues. Future suggestions
to be raised regarding COVID-19 interventions must cover all possible areas with
least oppositional tendencies and provides adequate description among relevance
in utilization.