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ByNalts

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  1. If Google wants to implant me with a chip, I would let them do it. I don’t care. Mark Zuckerburg said that privacy is dead, and I agree. He said that if he were to create facebook today, there would be no privacy. What are people hiding? privacy is overrated. By the way, if Google want to install a chip in me, they must make me a YouTube partner and put me on the front page of YouTube singing PIGGY IN THE RAIN, PIGGY IN THE RAIN, PIGGY PIGGY PIGGY PIGGY PIGGY IN THE RAIN.

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