They're going to start scanning everyone with frickn lasers...

[joboo]

Coming soon to everywhere near you.

/end PSA

[Glass]

will they detect leprechauns?

[General of Darkness]

that wasn't nice

[Glass]

Joboo you and Glass are useless cunts. Trolls/Opposition, yup, as clear as a sunny day.

I think you need another brush. You seem to be painting people with the same one.

[joboo]

Joboo you and Glass are useless cunts. Trolls/Opposition, yup, as clear as a sunny day.

Really?

Define a useful scenario v.s. a useless cunt scenario.

[joboo]

will they detect leprechauns?

It is definitely possible. I won't say it isn't. I do know they will be able to tell if you've come in contact with lucky charms, or if you've showered with Irish Spring recently. 10 million times faster scan times than earlier prototypes.

If they don't have any adverse health effects, do they have to tell people they're being scanned is what I'm wondering?

Shit, I'm kinda hoping they put a little UV light in there so I can work on my tan at least.

[Glass]

I was wondering where this information came from. Did you hear it or read it somewheres?

[vacuum]

There was a thread on this a few months ago:

http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthread.php?62167-Hidden-Government-Scanners-Can-Instantly-Know-Everything-About-You-From-164-Feet-Away

btw, based on my other post (http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthread.php?63995-government-takeover-of-private-retirement-has-begun!&p=577584&viewfull=1#post577584), these will be deployed, the number depends on how cheap they are. When they cost as much as video cameras now cost, for instance, probably at every street corner (like cameras are now).

[Glass]

I even had a post in that thread.

I've been looking into radar and laser detectors for vehicles. I didn't know there were laser detection systems for cars out there. There was one system that actually jams the lasers and stops them getting a lock on your vehicle. Seemed to work well. I wonder if you could have something like that on you which jammed the lasers. I guess the limitations would be the spectrum the lasers operate on. I think the article in that link suggests multiple wavelengths can be scanned but it does not specify what those might be.

[joboo]

After a fresh injection gov of funds, they will become common place. I'd bet on it as much as Obama's 2nd term.

http://www.geniaphotonics.com/business-segments/defense-and-security/

"“Our partnership with Genia Photonics will build on the company’s success in the commercial market,” said Simon Davidson, Partner on IQT’s Investments team. “Genia Photonics’ fiber-based technology will lead to unique possibilities for our customers in the U.S. Intelligence Community.” The technology is being developed for the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (DHS S&T), an IQT customer agency."

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/GeniaPhotonics/prweb8922932.htm