A biohacker scientist from Australia named Meow-Ludo Disco Gamma Meow-Meow implanted a travel card into his arm, cutting out a chip and placing it under the skin on his left hand. Thus, he could pay for the metro fare, but according to the law, a transport card is considered invalid if it is deformed, damaged or sewn into the user's hand, so the carrier deactivated it and fined Meow-Meow $ 200 for free travel. Now the biohacker intends to defend his interests in court and prove his own innocence.
First, Meow wants to sue the money spent on paying the fine and demands to plead innocent, as he always replenished the travel card account on time in order to be able to use the metro services without any problems, so the biohacker is sure that this transport department violated the law, depriving Meow of the right to use public transport …
“If I manage to win, I will create an important legal precedent. This is the first time when in court it is necessary to defend the rights of cyborgs and I am flattered that I am part of all this,”said Meow-Meow.
If the biohacker manages to win the case, collecting all the costs and moral compensation due to him from the transport department, Meow will spend the money handed over to develop bills to legitimize cyborgs. Due to the fact that the case already promises to be unusual and interesting, he is looking for lawyers who are ready to take on the case for free.
In addition to the travel card, several more chips are implanted into the biohacker's body, one of which contains important information and documents, but he had no problems with them. Meow-Meow implanted a travel card into his hand last summer, after which he successfully used it for a while, until the chip was eventually canceled for violating the rules of use.
Viacheslav Larionov