Re: Trouble in the North Stand : Mon Jun 13, 2011 5:05 pm
DHM wrote:
Can't we put those little chip things in people that they have for dogs? Then they would set off an alarm at the turnstile.
I did some interesting work with glass at universitiy. We looked at slowly dissolving glass as a way of releasing vitamins and minerals slowly over time into the stomachs of sheep. When the glass ball dissolved to a certain size it passed harmlessly out of the gut. We could do the same thing with trouble causing rabble, give them a glass ball with a chip in it. After 12 months the ball would have reduced in size and would pass out. If you added vitamins then it could also help with the p!$$ poor diet these people usually seem to have.
It's a win-win as far as I can see.
I did some interesting work with glass at universitiy. We looked at slowly dissolving glass as a way of releasing vitamins and minerals slowly over time into the stomachs of sheep. When the glass ball dissolved to a certain size it passed harmlessly out of the gut. We could do the same thing with trouble causing rabble, give them a glass ball with a chip in it. After 12 months the ball would have reduced in size and would pass out. If you added vitamins then it could also help with the p!$$ poor diet these people usually seem to have.
It's a win-win as far as I can see.
Back in the early 90s we were offered proximity readers for access control that had as an option transmitters that were bonded into small glass beads of the type that are now used for dog micro chipping - the manufacturers were actually seriously suggesting that a similar thing could be done with human employees.
The manufacturers were Chinese though.