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If you're allowed to place the ferns, why not simply hide microphones in them?
by chadzawistowski 12y ago
If you're allowed to place the ferns, why not simply hide microphones in them?
- JoeAltmaier 12y agoBecause microphones can be detected. When ferns are detected, they are assumed to be innocuous.
- arh68 12y agoI don't know, you may be very far away. The camera could be in space, or maybe on a plane. I mean, if you can hide microphones, the ferns would be irrelevant anyways, apart from being a good distraction. Kind of off topic but just last night I was watching some (silent) lightning in the clouds, thinking how much more localized sound energy is when compared to light. In other words, I can see for light-years but can't hear much anything 100ft away. Or perhaps it's just our sensors are more sensitive to light waves than air pressure waves. Now I realize sound isn't so localized! It leaks. /rant