They Know

Was it possible to be tracked by the cash you hold? They had developed an antenna the size of a human hair, even smaller than the security strip in a twenty-dollar bill. Bruce imagined the FBI tracking the identification strips embedded in cash by satellite. It was now quite easy to composite where and how the cash flow worked. In addition to this, the magnetic strip on the reverse side of credit cards and IDs could tell the precise location of a specific person. Well, combined with the security strip in the larger printed bills, one could tell who was involved with what money transfers. At the age of twenty-two, Bruce was due for a doctor visit. The Doctor, after a routine physical, decided to remove two moles from his back. She was curious if they were cancerous, which they weren't. Later that year, he had the monition that the removal of skin was instead an implanting of a tracking device, as a secret conspiracy, knowing of Bruce's desire for excitement. His type of excitement was generally coupled as taboo affair. He liked to do things that were generally a bit against the grain and commonly unaccepted. He was living his life in worry that he'd be linked to some criminal affair that was going on around him. It wasn't until a couple of years later, when Bruce realized that his body was a fairly unique shape. The way that it retained heat in conjunction with its shape was as unique as a fingerprint. Heat censored cameras from as far away as satellites can pin point precisely where a said individual is. Now, even without credit cards, IDs and cash security strips, you are able to be located. Scientists state, "The poly alloy we use in tooth fillings is a married mixture of plastic, metal and porcelain. It was initially designed to outlast the normal use of traditional fillings, but we found that with specific photographic filters it can be detected virtually regardless of what container it is in, that is if its not contained in the very material the filling is made of."

Genres: Crime, Sci-Fi, Other