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TV Programme research

DD72
DD72
January 2016
edited January 2016
in Community
Hi 
I am new to this site and indeed the topic of biohacking.  After some initial research (I am technically inept and medically useless) I am utterly compelled by the subject and in my work for a production company - we are putting together a development pitch for a major broadcaster about biohacking.    It will be a programme looking at all aspects including why people participate as well as other aspects such as research, development and the pace this subject is gaining.  I am really keen to touch base with people in the UK considering an implant whether it be magnetic, RMID etc or something that hasn't been done before.  I've watched the MTV show which was great and wondered if anyone would be happy to initially chat to me about this.  

Thank you so much

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  1. Luko
    Luko
    January 2016
    Hey @DD72 if your looking for a good first implant go for a magnet they are the most common and it has very extensive research. I have no clue what an RMID chip is but most other chips are harder to implant.
  2. DD72
    DD72
    January 2016
    Thanks Luko 
    I might have made up the RMID.  I think I meant RFID but obviously very new to this all.  Thanks again   

  3. Meanderpaul
    Meanderpaul
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    January 2016
    It doesn't get much easier to me then pinch skin and sticking a needle in(RFID/NFC). The magnet is using a scalpel to carefully cut deep enough without going too deep. I wouldn't say one is necessarily easier but more about what you feel more comfortable doing or having a friend do. I had my wife do my chip it took longer for me to get the nerve up to have it then it did to do the procedure.(maybe 2min)
  4. JohnDoe
    JohnDoe
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    January 2016
    Yea I am pretty sure Trump couldn't get magnets right now. RFID is you best bet.
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