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    Well, congratulations! Just don't get too hooked, and don't go around submitting your work to magazines for publication, unless you want people to get some crazy thoughts in their head that you have sundry inventions and whatnot. Because before you know it - you'll have the secret service staking you out in your neighbors backyard.

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    - you'll have the secret service staking you out in your neighbors backyard.
    As long as they share their donuts I'm all for it.
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    I consider it to be a complete violation of a persons rights. Poor man invents something, media find out, initiate an investigation, they realize he hasn't got any money (so he can't sue us - we're covered) drug him up on truth syrup, stake him out, bug his house, car, phones and intercept his TV with our own content (this is brilliant by the way, I don't know they they do it) - repeat all steps an infinite number of times until we get the invention.

    Still all for it?

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    I consider it to be a complete violation of a persons rights. Poor man invents something, media find out, initiate an investigation, they realize he hasn't got any money (so he can't sue us - we're covered) drug him up on truth syrup, stake him out, bug his house, car, phones and intercept his TV with our own content (this is brilliant by the way, I don't know they they do it) - repeat all steps an infinite number of times until we get the invention.

    Still all for it?
    WOW! Just like in the movies.

    now I am slowly moving to the door, trying not to make any sudden moves
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    WOW! Just like in the movies.

    now I am slowly moving to the door, trying not to make any sudden moves
    Yup, just like the movies. One of the first things they'll do is your profile. This includes a rough round about figure of your IQ. Then they'll drug you up on mind manipulating substances and attempt to infiltrate. Believe me when I tell you; your girl friend or wife could indeed be a secret service agent. Your boss might even be one too!

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    [quot]Your boss might even be one too! [/quote]
    Come to think of it , strange things have been going on....
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    The thing that has impressed me the most is this gadget they have. I dunno what you'd call it, but what it does is project sound from a distance. When I say a distance I mean a long way, few hundred meters or so. Typically they use it to project voice, and this thing penetrates through most matter including; glass!, gyp-rock walls! Don't confuse a megaphone with this. It's entirely different. I get the impression that, once the projected acoustics hit an object that is not penetrable, or it looses range - that's when you hear the sound. It hits the object, boom! - this energy explodes and translates into audible sound.

    So, for example, if there's 2 people standing 500 meters apart - (we'll call these two people a & b respectively) - and there's a 3rd person in between them, person a can use this contraption, pointed at person b's head to transmit their voice to them, all with the person in the middle being none the wiser! I did a bit on sound & acoustics at Tafe many years ago, this thing has me baffled as to how it works.

    Any thoughts?

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