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"...a lot of people find adventure on the Internet. That's their idea of being interactive. My idea of being interactive is going on out and doing it on the street."
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Compare to the implanted microprocessor monitor from William Gibson's 1984 novel Neuromancer, the skull bugs from Alfred Bester's 1974 novel The Computer Connection and the tracking bracelet from Patricia Jo Clayton's 1990 novel Shadowspeer.
Take a look at IBM's lighthearted video on chipping yourself and the world of convenience that will open up to you (2009):
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