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In the 21st century, surveillance is ubiquitous. Our phones, computers, TVs, cars, and many other devices are all recording data on everything we do. The age of big data is the age of big brother-on-steroids, with this juiced-up environment providing fertile ground for a global, technocratic superstate to be built upon, where every aspect of your life is controlled by experts. Covid-19 is just the warm up. The real great game is just beginning – the game for control over your body and your mind.
Despite the level of surveillance today already being 19842, special interests want to take surveillance to a whole other dystopian level: devices inside your body. To understand the internet of bodies, it is best to think of your favourite dystopian sci-fi film and multiply it by 10, and you will get close to the level of intrusion that the internet of bodies will bring, if you let it. However, as with many other things that have horrific implications for society, the internet of bodies will be sold in a trendy, attractive, and scientific manner.
Put simply, the internet of bodies is the collection of physical data by devices connected to the internet that are swallowed, implanted, or worn. For example, there are now pills available that have an electronic sensor in them that tells your doctor whether you have taken your medication or not. Another example is patented wristband technology owned by Amazon, where the hand movements of workers and their locations could be tracked. If the wristband senses a drop in productivity, it would pulse to nudge the worker to speed up. Sounds hellish, right?
Sources:
Xiao Liu (4 June, 2020) The Internet of Bodies is here. This is how it could change our lives, World Economic Forum https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/06/internet-of-bodies-covid19-recovery-governance-health-data/
US Food and Drug Administration (13 Nov. 2017) FDA approves pill with sensor that digitally tracks if patients have ingested their medication FDA approves pill with sensor that digitally tracks if patients have ingested their medication | FDA
RAND Corporation (29 Oct. 2020) The Internet of Bodies Will Change Everything, for Better or Worse https://bit.ly/382mpqu
RAND Corporation (29 Oct. 2020) What Is the Internet of Bodies? What Is the Internet of Bodies? - YouTube
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