So a few days ago I was buying some food at the local shopping mall, and at one point I saw a lady running to security guards. She was very distressed, and I overheard her saying that she needs help because she had lost her 4 year old son, so her anxiety was understandable.
Now it was immediately clear to me that with bags full of shopping, she must have been to busy entertaining thoughts of consuming, becoming mind possessed, that she was not aware of what was physically happening here, and thus lost track of her sons movements.
At first I reacted, and some judgemental thoughts came up, but then the next moment within placing myself in this mothers shoes, realising that we have all lost something or someone at some point, I just breathed and stabilised myself here.
Then all the security where now having to use all their resources to locate the child, and within this it was cool to realise that in an equal money system, majority of children will never go missing again because if every child in the world was micro chipped, then that would immediately stop so many children going missing.
After the initial establishing phase of an equal money system, then all parents could be issued with a GPS monitoring system once they give birth so that in a situation similar to this, then the parent could simply take a small device out of their bag and locate the child immediately by themselves, taking self-responsibility for the point.
Fascinating within this point how anyone would be opposed to a system that would bring an end to missing children worldwide, of which there is currently hundreds of thousands of children that go missing every year, many ending up in sexual slavery. So in essence it is clear that those that believe that micro chipping a child from birth is child abuse, is actually supporting the continuation of missing children, child prostitution and child abuse in general in this current money system.
It’s also interesting to consider all the amount of security/police time and resources that could be saved in finding missing children with the implementation of a simple microchip working in unison with an equal money system. Sometimes police spend years trying to find a missing child, only to eventually find the child dead after years of time searching. And in many instances these child deaths could have been prevented if effective action had been taken quicker – which a microchip implant would allow.
So it’s time for us humans to forgive ourselves, time to breathe, to let go of all the fears and ideas we have about microchips, and realise that this technology within a system of unconditional equality can be utilised to correct so many points of needless abuse in the world such as missing children.
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