Bill Gates invents microchip for birth control to be held inside body

[Vixy]

Bill Gates funds birth control microchip that lasts 16 years inside the body and can be turned on or off with remote control

Helped along by one of the world's most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a birth control implant that can be activated or deactivated without surgery

nationalpost.com

Bill Gates funds birth control microchip that lasts 16 years inside the body and can be turned on or off with remote control
Helped along by one of the world's most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a birth control implant that can be activated or deactivated without surgery

Helped along by one of the world’s most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a tiny implant that acts as a contraceptive for 16 years — and can be turned on or off using a remote control.

The birth control microchip, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, would hold nearly two decades worth of a hormone commonly used in contraceptives and dispense 30 micrograms a day, according to a report from the MIT Technology Review.

The new birth control, which is set to begin preclinical testing next year with hopes of putting it on shelves in 2018, can be implanted in the buttocks, upper arm or abdomen.

During Mr. Gates’s tour of an MIT lab in 2012, he spoke with Professor Robert Langer about the possibility of a new birth control that could be activated and deactivated over a long period of time — sparing women a trip to the clinic to remove their contraceptive implant whenever they plan to get pregnant, the Technology Review reported.

Prof. Langer connected the foundation with MicroCHIPS, a Massachusetts firm licensed to use a controlled-release microchip technology.

The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation has given more than $4.5 million to MicroCHIPS, Inc., to “develop personal system that enables women to regulate their fertility,” according to an entry on the foundation’s website.

MicroCHIPS Inc.
News of the foundation’s latest project comes just a month after it announced grants for 11 “novel condom designs” — including an air-infused female condom, and male condoms using latex alternatives like hydrogels.

“The Gates Foundation is always looking for new ways to foster and accelerate innovative ideas that can improve, and even save, people’s lives,” Chris Wilson, the foundation’s director of global health discovery, wrote in a news release on the condom funding in June.

“We are continually impressed by the talented people … with exciting ideas that can help address issues of great importance to women and children.”

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One step closer to the RFID.

 

[Cintra]

Interesting!

Total depopulation agenda.
Switch us on, switch us off...

They will be our puppet masters.

 

[Helioform]

It just never ends with this guy...

 

[free2018]

Interesting!

Total depopulation agenda.
Switch us on, switch us off...

They will be our puppet masters.

I thought they were.
I'm not worried.
Can't live in fear.

 

[saintroserosalia]

Bill Gates funds birth control microchip that lasts 16 years inside the body and can be turned on or off with remote control

Helped along by one of the world's most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a birth control implant that can be activated or deactivated without surgery

nationalpost.com

Bill Gates funds birth control microchip that lasts 16 years inside the body and can be turned on or off with remote control
Helped along by one of the world's most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a birth control implant that can be activated or deactivated without surgery

Helped along by one of the world’s most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a tiny implant that acts as a contraceptive for 16 years — and can be turned on or off using a remote control.

The birth control microchip, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, would hold nearly two decades worth of a hormone commonly used in contraceptives and dispense 30 micrograms a day, according to a report from the MIT Technology Review.

The new birth control, which is set to begin preclinical testing next year with hopes of putting it on shelves in 2018, can be implanted in the buttocks, upper arm or abdomen.

During Mr. Gates’s tour of an MIT lab in 2012, he spoke with Professor Robert Langer about the possibility of a new birth control that could be activated and deactivated over a long period of time — sparing women a trip to the clinic to remove their contraceptive implant whenever they plan to get pregnant, the Technology Review reported.

Prof. Langer connected the foundation with MicroCHIPS, a Massachusetts firm licensed to use a controlled-release microchip technology.

The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation has given more than $4.5 million to MicroCHIPS, Inc., to “develop personal system that enables women to regulate their fertility,” according to an entry on the foundation’s website.

MicroCHIPS Inc.
News of the foundation’s latest project comes just a month after it announced grants for 11 “novel condom designs” — including an air-infused female condom, and male condoms using latex alternatives like hydrogels.

“The Gates Foundation is always looking for new ways to foster and accelerate innovative ideas that can improve, and even save, people’s lives,” Chris Wilson, the foundation’s director of global health discovery, wrote in a news release on the condom funding in June.

“We are continually impressed by the talented people … with exciting ideas that can help address issues of great importance to women and children.”

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One step closer to the RFID.

I really don't understand what sane minds would want to approve this kind of project !

 

[Vixy]

I really don't understand what sane minds would want to approve this kind of project !

Thats the thing. Theyre not sane.

 

[Vulpesrex]

I don't like it. Choosing weather or not to have kids is a personal decision and to give up control of that to another person? Yikes. What if they just decided you weren't fit to be a parent or used some secret criteria to limit how many babies were born of a certain race? Lots of potential for abuse here.

 

[AspiringSoul]

Regardless of how you guys interpret all this with christian eschatology in mind, the fact is biotechnology is the future.

 

[lightseeker]

“It’s birth control that last 16 years, almost your entire fertile life! We at the office have been thinking of ways to depopulate the world, but needed a way for you to pay us to do it”

 

[lightseeker]

"From the people who brought you Windows95, we have, digital castration"! Any other marketing ideas?

 

[Maes17]

Bill Gates should honestly just stick to computers and xboxes and leave people’s bodies alone.

This is some stargate next level wall-e, star wars, government is controlling you type ish.

 

[Maes17]

Regardless of how you guys interpret all this with christian eschatology in mind, the fact is biotechnology is the future.

That’s no bueno. Maybe it’s a convenience to some. But you cannot lose touch with nature.

 

[A Freeman]

Bill Gates funds birth control microchip that lasts 16 years inside the body and can be turned on or off with remote control

Helped along by one of the world's most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a birth control implant that can be activated or deactivated without surgery

nationalpost.com

Bill Gates funds birth control microchip that lasts 16 years inside the body and can be turned on or off with remote control
Helped along by one of the world's most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a birth control implant that can be activated or deactivated without surgery

Helped along by one of the world’s most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a tiny implant that acts as a contraceptive for 16 years — and can be turned on or off using a remote control.

The birth control microchip, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, would hold nearly two decades worth of a hormone commonly used in contraceptives and dispense 30 micrograms a day, according to a report from the MIT Technology Review.

The new birth control, which is set to begin preclinical testing next year with hopes of putting it on shelves in 2018, can be implanted in the buttocks, upper arm or abdomen.

During Mr. Gates’s tour of an MIT lab in 2012, he spoke with Professor Robert Langer about the possibility of a new birth control that could be activated and deactivated over a long period of time — sparing women a trip to the clinic to remove their contraceptive implant whenever they plan to get pregnant, the Technology Review reported.

Prof. Langer connected the foundation with MicroCHIPS, a Massachusetts firm licensed to use a controlled-release microchip technology.

The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation has given more than $4.5 million to MicroCHIPS, Inc., to “develop personal system that enables women to regulate their fertility,” according to an entry on the foundation’s website.

MicroCHIPS Inc.
News of the foundation’s latest project comes just a month after it announced grants for 11 “novel condom designs” — including an air-infused female condom, and male condoms using latex alternatives like hydrogels.

“The Gates Foundation is always looking for new ways to foster and accelerate innovative ideas that can improve, and even save, people’s lives,” Chris Wilson, the foundation’s director of global health discovery, wrote in a news release on the condom funding in June.

“We are continually impressed by the talented people … with exciting ideas that can help address issues of great importance to women and children.”

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One step closer to the RFID.

Except they've already had the RFID for decades. Now small enough to insert via injection/vaccination.

 

[Vixy]

Except they've already had the RFID for decades. Now small enough to insert via injection/vaccination.

Exactly. So the vaccine and chip will be in one.

 

[A Freeman]

Exactly. So the vaccine and chip will be in one.

It's certainly likely, if not certain. And all brought about by human's irrational fear of the physical death of the human body.

 

[AlcyoneSong]

Bill Gates funds birth control microchip that lasts 16 years inside the body and can be turned on or off with remote control

Helped along by one of the world's most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a birth control implant that can be activated or deactivated without surgery

nationalpost.com

Bill Gates funds birth control microchip that lasts 16 years inside the body and can be turned on or off with remote control
Helped along by one of the world's most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a birth control implant that can be activated or deactivated without surgery

Helped along by one of the world’s most notable billionaires, a U.S. firm is developing a tiny implant that acts as a contraceptive for 16 years — and can be turned on or off using a remote control.

The birth control microchip, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, would hold nearly two decades worth of a hormone commonly used in contraceptives and dispense 30 micrograms a day, according to a report from the MIT Technology Review.

The new birth control, which is set to begin preclinical testing next year with hopes of putting it on shelves in 2018, can be implanted in the buttocks, upper arm or abdomen.

During Mr. Gates’s tour of an MIT lab in 2012, he spoke with Professor Robert Langer about the possibility of a new birth control that could be activated and deactivated over a long period of time — sparing women a trip to the clinic to remove their contraceptive implant whenever they plan to get pregnant, the Technology Review reported.

Prof. Langer connected the foundation with MicroCHIPS, a Massachusetts firm licensed to use a controlled-release microchip technology.

The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation has given more than $4.5 million to MicroCHIPS, Inc., to “develop personal system that enables women to regulate their fertility,” according to an entry on the foundation’s website.

MicroCHIPS Inc.
News of the foundation’s latest project comes just a month after it announced grants for 11 “novel condom designs” — including an air-infused female condom, and male condoms using latex alternatives like hydrogels.

“The Gates Foundation is always looking for new ways to foster and accelerate innovative ideas that can improve, and even save, people’s lives,” Chris Wilson, the foundation’s director of global health discovery, wrote in a news release on the condom funding in June.

“We are continually impressed by the talented people … with exciting ideas that can help address issues of great importance to women and children.”

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One step closer to the RFID.

Guess he’s never heard of the IUD or voluntary sterilization...

 

[AlcyoneSong]

I don't like it. Choosing weather or not to have kids is a personal decision and to give up control of that to another person? Yikes. What if they just decided you weren't fit to be a parent or used some secret criteria to limit how many babies were born of a certain race? Lots of potential for abuse here.

In this case I’m gonna stand with the pink hats and demand Microsoft stays out of my hooch!