A fun consequence of RFID growth - extreme paranoia

Looks like there would be some correlation between broader RFID adoption and attendance of psychiatric hospitals. Here is fun bit of RFID paranoia on [fake] "RFID chips" in US bills that allow satellite tracking. But it goes further from there:

Urban Legends Reference Pages: Business (Cache Point): "Some students have not picked up their new ID cards through the re-carding project, which ends today, because of a rumor that there is a locator chip inside the IDs so Purdue can track their whereabouts.Some students have not picked up their new ID cards through the re-carding project, which ends today, because of a rumor that there is a locator chip inside the IDs so Purdue can track their whereabouts."

So, how far will this go? Will folks be afraid of having anything (hey, in a few years it might have an RFID chip?) If not, where does it stop? Let's see:

• fear of cell-phones
• fear of WiFi access
• fear of WAP/wireless access
• fear of anything small and expensive (it might have a built-in RFID)
• fear of IDs (they will soon have RFIDs)

What else? :-) What is the solution, really?