Before jumping to any conclusions, let me explain the above image. It is hyperbole – meant to catch your attention. I am not suggesting that face masks are the mark of the beast. I encourage you to continue reading the article below and I will explain how this image is symbolic of how the mark of the beast may be introduced to a brave new world. And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, … Continue reading →
One of the snags in a political system is that it isn’t always well-equipped to keep up with changes in technology. When the Internet came along, lawmakers were aghast at how to regulate it, or if it is to be regulated at all. Computers gave rise to software – a medium like books and music in some ways, but different in others. They’re still grappling over how to manage laws pertaining to software, and to adjust patent and copyright law … Continue reading →
Barcodes are everywhere: they are as familiar as a trip to buy groceries. Now part of almost every package that crosses the supermarket, drugstore, and retail counter, bar codes and other related technology stand poised to move into many other facets of society. In their quest for better device identification, the U.S. Department of Defense and NASA are testing coding systems that pack in much more information than current bar codes. These new “two-dimensional” bar codes can squeeze in enough … Continue reading →
