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>If it is truly random, the terrorists have no way to predict if they will be checked and if it is frequent enough, it will be sufficient to change their behavi
by alasdair_ 10y ago
>If it is truly random, the terrorists have no way to predict if they will be checked and if it is frequent enough, it will be sufficient to change their behavior.
If we are talking about suicide bombings, I don't see how this changes anything. If they don't get through, they will just blow themselves up as soon as they get randomly selected.
- moises_silva 10y agoAgreed. To reinforce the comment I just made above to the parent. Someone willing to blow him/her self up will take any odds pretty much, and then kill whoever he can in the line once he/she is selected. I guess some kind of protocol can isolate individuals from the rest while the decision of being selected or not is made? that could just slow things down anyways though, so not sure how would something like that would look like.