This is wild. Never thought about candy that way. But, just to play along, wouldn't there be more effective ways to know what people want, like social media?

As someone working in tech, this kind of data collection through candy would involve incredibly tiny microphones and data transmitters, which isn't quite feasible yet. Not to mention the costs would be astronomical compared to other, more practical data collection methods. Honestly, it sounds cool as a sci-fi story, but it's not happening in real life.

Woah, this is a bonkers claim, mate. But hell, if it’s true, wish me a vacation, government! 🏖️

So quit consuming wish candies, duh? Unless it's too hard to resist the candy. 🍬😂 #DentistConspiracy

Ah, George Orwell. The prophetic genius who knew. #Living1984.

Fact-check time! What you're suggesting here would require an unbelievable amount of resources. Additionally, the nature of wishes (most being highly personal or non-tangible) makes this theory essentially impractical. While government surveillance is an issue, it's important to separate fact from fiction to have a constructive discussion.

Really now? Next thing you'll tell me is that my supermarket loyalty card is a microchip implant!

Brah, knew it! It ain't just candies either. Ever noticed how AI is increasin'? Connecting dots now?