Chips Under The Skin: Bio-Hacking, Digital Debt

Mal Fletcher on ABC Radio

A new study reveals that 25 percent of Australian are at least ‘slightly interested’ in having a commercial chip implanted in their skin.

But what would implanted, subcutaneous chips mean to the human experience?

Mal Fletcher discusses their potential impact on bio-hacking, digital dementia and increased debt, with ABC Australia's Steve Austin.

Chips Under The Skin: Bio-Hacking, Digital Debt

Mal Fletcher on ABC Radio

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