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> No fan of the technology per-se, but presumably they can't be lost or stolen. Yep, just like fingerprints can't be stolen. Wait, what are you doing with tha
by reificator 8y ago
> No fan of the technology per-se, but presumably they can't be lost or stolen.
Yep, just like fingerprints can't be stolen. Wait, what are you doing with that knife?!
- adetrest 8y agoYou don't even need a knife for fingerprints, you can lift them off of whatever that person has touched.
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- reificator 8y agoYeah but you can use a knife for biometrics and implanted chips.