Birth control goes high tech, fertility chip comes with remote control
[Birth control goes high tech,
fertility chip comes with remote
control by Rhodi Lee] "Women in
ancient times are known to use
acacia leaves, lint and honey to
block sperm as a method of birth
control but this rudimentary method
of preventing pregnancy has gone a
long way with the advent of new and
more effective means of
contraception available today
including the use of pills, patches
and intrauterine device (IUD).
Yet it appears that there are still
more room for improvement when it
comes to contraceptives. A startup
based in Lexington, Massachusetts is
developing a new method of birth
control that is too futuristic when
compared with using leaves, lint and
honey. The company is developing a
contraceptive implant that is made
up of a fertility chip that can be
controlled using a remote
control..." Full text:
Birth control goes high tech,
fertility chip comes with remote
control
Re 13:17
Response to comment [from other]: "I wouldn't be implanting electronics into my body (Except maybe a pacemaker if I had to) but that's just me."
Don't
put chip in body.
Don't allow someone remote control
access to decide who can bear
children and who cannot.
Re 13:17
