So whats so great about been micro chipped?

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Because the good old justice system would totally stop at people who committed major crimes........they would never force it upon non-violent drug offenders or anything.

I actually agree that the pedophile threat is overstated. However, I live very close to where a child was abducted and later found dead. The murderer has not been caught, so I'm pretty sure there's one near me.

If these are anything like the chips used in pets, they cannot be removed. That's my understanding anyway. They're difficult to locate and pinpoint for removal, and it requires surgery.

There is no way in hell I would agree with chipping any human. If someone with dementia keeps getting lost, they're not being supervised well enough. Same with pets, for that matter. I don't even get my pets chipped.

Nah, the ones in animals can often be felt, just under the skin between the shoulderblades. If a chip does migrate, a simple swipe of a chip reader will locate it. At worst, an x-ray might be required in order to pinpoint the exact location and allow for the smallest possible removal incision. Usually microchips stay right where they were injected, however.

Im considering on getting an RFID chip in my hand im not sue yet on that one, if i do it will be for an extra layer of security for my computer, not the sole security because in all honesty RFID is crap for security, and a Neodymium Magnet implant in my left ring finger, im really excited about that implant because it will allow me to FEEL Electromagnetic waves, essentially giving me a sixth sense. Im getting the Neodymium Magnet implant hopefully this fall.

Microchips are only semi-permanent you remove almost the same way you put them in.

Fascinating. What is the advantage to feeling electromagnetic waves? Can it be dangerous in certain situations? Could you also carry a device that emits waves, allowing you to navigate in the dark, for example?

a magicians magnetic ring will give you teh same sense,

one can feel the magnetic field of a kettle when it switches on from several feet away, feels like one is getting electrocuted if one grabs the power cord with the magnet ring.

as for risks, no idea.

It doesnt really have a practical purpose unless you are in the elecrical engineering field, im getting it more for the curiosity and feeling new senses than anything. It uses electromagnetic waves(Magnetic Vision they call it) kind of like sonar. It can be dangerous, you can get small pieces of metal magnetized to your finger but if you do that for longer than 20 minutes the skin in between the magnet and the metal will die and your body will reject the implant, other than that its very safe, and it will not set off metal detectors or demagnetize credit cards so you dont need to worry about that.

I had my dog chipped by the vet as a precautionary measure in addition to dog tags since we would be doing some off-leash hiking in the mountains.
Those chips do migrate under the skin.

It stands to reason that if chipping pets is a good idea some bonehead would suggest chipping people.
Give it time and it will be compulsory for your own safety.