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"So as I was reading it, he showed that people would get chips in the future, that the government would instill chips in your hand. And he showed little tiny microchips, a drawing of things of little tiny microchips. And I'm wondering like, how did this man have this type of knowledge to even know what a microchip looked like? Because they were huge. Computers were huge. When I was a kid. There was no nothing small about a computer. Computers would take up an entire room."
"So as I was reading it, he showed that people would get chips in the future, that the government would instill chips in your hand. And he showed little tiny microchips, a drawing of things of little tiny microchips. And I'm wondering like, how did this man have this type of knowledge to even know what a microchip looked like? Because they were huge. Computers were huge. When I was a kid. There was no nothing small about a computer. Computers would take up an entire room."
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"So as I was reading it, he showed that people would get chips in the future, that the government would instill chips in your hand. And he showed little tiny microchips, a drawing of things of little tiny microchips. And I'm wondering like, how did this man have this type of knowledge to even know what a microchip looked like? Because they were huge. Computers were huge. When I was a kid. There was no nothing small about a computer. Computers would take up an entire room."
"So as I was reading it, he showed that people would get chips in the future, that the government would instill chips in your hand. And he showed little tiny microchips, a drawing of things of little tiny microchips. And I'm wondering like, how did this man have this type of knowledge to even know what a microchip looked like? Because they were huge. Computers were huge. When I was a kid. There was no nothing small about a computer. Computers would take up an entire room."