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You put it in a bag, obviously. As a bonus, you redesign it into larger number of smaller pieces and spread them over several bags. You can stick your head in
by huhtenberg 14y ago
You put it in a bag, obviously.
As a bonus, you redesign it into larger number of smaller pieces and spread them over several bags.
You can stick your head in a sand as much as you want, but this is a game-changing development. If one can print a working gun, one can conceivably print other interesting things that to date were assumed to only exist in metal, the assumption that was the foundation of respective detection technology. The assumption that is no longer valid.
- yummyfajitas 14y agoYou put it in a bag, obviously. You mean the bag that goes through an X-Ray scanner which detects high density objects?
- npongratz 14y agoIndeed, the same bag that is mysteriously devoid of valuables after it has arrived at its destination.
- akama 14y agoHow many other things would it be possible to print? I do think you are right about it being a game-changing development, but at this moment I don't think there is a lot of threat from it. I think for the next couple of years, we can assume that respective detection technology will be fine.