Resident Evil: Extinction Analysis

If you ever had any free time on your hand, I would recommend that you go and watch Resident Evil: Extinction. It’s a very entertaining action packed movie, but it also gives a rough draft about what are radio-frequency identification chips (RFID Chips). Radio frequency identification chips uses electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to objects that contain personal information. In the movie, the used a devices very similar to radio-frequency chips to track the main character Alice. Alice was an ordinary girl until the antagonistic Umbrella Company mutated and enhances Alice in every way. The company basically made a superhero who would eventually be there downfall of their evil corporation making killer mutating zombie creatures of innocent people. In the film, you can see that they used a huge satellite of some source to track down Alice in multiple occasions. Despite that this is a film made for entertainment, I believe a large sum of the film showed a lot of realistic qualities of what the government might be doing. I don’t believe the government …show more content…
It would and will cost a lot of money to manufacture and produce. Every chip would have to be uniquely made to fit the person, and the price for something one in a billion is a little over a billion dollars in cost at least I am assuming. Let’s imagine everyone gets a chip and they are required to pay one dollars. Those dollars would add up to a big amount of money out of our pockets and into the governments. People against radio-frequency identification chips would try to rally against saying that the price of the rfid are to ridiculous to fund, but they would also try to find other cons by saying it is digging into our personal lives. Are those people against rfid chips really worried about your personal life or are they worried about protecting their secrets and lies they hide from the