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Today's technological developments not only expand scientific fields, but also have the potential to bring
about significant changes in people's lives. And this applies not only to communications, but also to much
greater opportunities. Namely, we are talking about the use of microchips by implanting them into the body
for the safety of people. However, today there is no unanimous opinion on this issue in society, and
arguments on different sides are gaining more and more support every day.

On the one hand, this implementation is far from new, and this practice has already been replicated in the
United States. Such a study was conducted among a group of people who voluntarily agreed to have sensors
implanted in them. They contain personal documents of the participants in the experiment. And
undoubtedly, this is truly a revolution for today. Transferring all personal data to a small microchip will
ensure reliable protection of private information. In addition, in certain cases, such as accidents that require
further surgical intervention, the presence of a microchip can save lives. Because doctors will be able to
immediately get all the necessary information about you.

In contrast, it is safe to say that it can also pose a high risk of health hazards or malicious use of your data.
First of all, the human body is not a perfectly understood phenomenon. Moreover, scientists cannot
guarantee only a positive reaction of the body to the implantation of a foreign object into the body.
Therefore, one cannot be sure of the benefits of this idea either. If the change in DNA causes cancer, then
the question of whether the body will react in the same way to the chip remains open. There are also
arguments against the security of this data. It is not difficult to hack a personal chip, change its data, or use
it for malicious purposes. If people can get the most sensitive data from military headquarters, it is worth
considering how many seconds it would take to get the information from the chip.

In conclusion, weighing all the arguments for and against, I believe that society is not yet ready to take this
important step. After all, this is exactly the kind of thing that will irrevocably change everyone's life. We are
afraid of the risk of robotisation of humanity, but at the same time we are bringing it closer with our own
hands. Everything has its time. I am sure that the new changes will be better for the new generation.