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I'd agree that this is a fundamental factor enabling social peace (besides a culture of sincerity and trust), but aren't there in principle always incentives fo
by sophistication 8y ago
I'd agree that this is a fundamental factor enabling social peace (besides a culture of sincerity and trust), but aren't there in principle always incentives for competitors to eliminate one another? What if this becomes too easy to accomplish in a physical manner without leaving any trace?
- merpnderp 8y agoWhat are the odds someone could pull off a drone assassination that leaves no physical evidence recoverable by the FBI? Surely some piece of debris will contain DNA, a serial number, some identifying information that would lead law enforcement to the perpetrators.
- sophistication 8y agoIf the drone sets itself to fire it will be very hard to identify anything on it (DNA denaturates after 60 seconds at 200 °C). The problem about off–the-shelf components is exactly that they can rarely be traced back to a particular seller and could even be salvaged from stolen junk etc.
- Spooky23 8y agoThey don’t have to. We have crazy people who decide to shoot up schools and public areas with no concern with getting caught or killed.