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The only use-case I can think of that isn't covered by either signage or words is discouraging its utility as a weapon. e.g. "There's something deadly buried h
by inanutshellus 7y ago
The only use-case I can think of that isn't covered by either signage or words is discouraging its utility as a weapon.
e.g. "There's something deadly buried here? Neat, I'll dig it up and throw it at my enemies!"
Perhaps they'd consider it covered by saying "nothing of value is here"...?
- t0astbread 7y ago"Nothing of value is here so please leave this place uninhabited and do not disturb it" sounds kinda suspicious if you ask me.
- acidburnNSA 7y agoFun fact: during the Battle of the Bulge, some of the Manhattan Project scientists discussed dropping the radioactive Hanford waste just produced (as a byproduct to plutonium production) in the path of the Nazi tanks.