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The difference is that I can make almost all the components of a killer bot in my living room, and the rest with of the shelf components and access to a maker s
by tomjen3 9y ago
The difference is that I can make almost all the components of a killer bot in my living room, and the rest with of the shelf components and access to a maker space with tools.
- bufferoverflow 9y agoYou can make a chemical weapon too, your local hardware store has enough hazardous chemicals. We're only safe, because crazy or truly evil people are rare.
- gaius 9y agoYes and no. The traditional barrier-to-entry for homemade chemical weapons or explosives is that the wannabe terrorist usually ends up killing themselves. That doesn't necessarily hold with drones, depending on what the payload is. You might not even need a payload if your plan is just to ram an airliner. So the threat of drones is much higher than "conventional" terrorism IMO.