You are joking, aren't you? Cashless money only forces the small people to pay taxes. Those who can afford a monaco citizenship will still go away untaxed.
The governments should hunt the big money instead. But they know, that if they do, big money moves off, like in france (which did a far too exagerated tax), as it lives from and lives for its money (nothing bad, I would do the same). So instead they tax those for whom money doesn't have this big priority. No average rich person will leave a country only because they raised taxes.

so, you suggest, USA ain't developed?

http://tech.slashdot.org/story/14/04/22/001239/intentional-backdoor-in-consumer-routers-found

True. Our methods to bring technology to the mass market are currently broken.

Yes it used a default password list.

There was even an almost pure UNIX botnet, that has pinged every ipv4 address in the world.

You can try to not build shit this time by making security a top priority: First tear them down, then build them up. But operating an overaged plant isn't a good idea.

No you won't be abled to do thought crime, as you will get DRM into your implant. Everything you know will be uploaded to google, and then the "rights owners" can browse through the thoughts of humanity to find and delete "infringing content".

And which country are China and India producing for?

The problem about nuclear is not about how many people it has killed, but about how many it will kill.

Some people want to hide nuclear waste deep in the mountains, hoping it doesn't harm them. I think this is a very stupid thing to do, as one day perhaps we will figure out how to get rid of nuclear waste (like having cheap safe rockets to send it to sun), and then need it. We know far too few about geological stability to decide for this step.

Don't take me wrong -- I think nuclear fusion is a great technology which will perhaps one day give us almost free energy. But until then we shouldn't destroy our future with fission.

Thats what ubuntu is for.

correction: the paper covers an older generation of the chip. The new one is of course smaller.

Here is a paper covering this chip, and a press release about the chip.

Thank you this was very interesting. Didn't knew, that insulin, being a hormone, was needed in such amounts, contrary to contraception hormones. I guess the insulin reservoir contains mostly (>99%) water?

This chip can be very useful for people who have to take in stuff regularly, like diabetes patients, for medical reasons. No insulin syringe into the leg needed, a simple app on the watch of a diabetes patient is enough. If it has direct access to blood, which I doubt, the chip can even perhaps detect too high blood sugar and automatically react, replacing the function of a pancreas.