Orchid XP v8 wrote:

>>> Maybe not, that's sounds like a good idea! If you can aim and modulate
>>> it right a one-second high intensity burst might do the job on a
>>> computerised
>>> injection and ignition system...
>> 
>> And your brain. You realize it's basically microwaves, right? Like from
>> your oven?
> 
> Didn't the USA come up with a crowd dispersal device which *actually
> does this*??

Yeah, but it just makes you feel as if you're on fire if you are in the
beam. Most people immediately start moving around alot if they are on fire,
so its basically a second or two of agony and as soon as you move out of
the beam, it stops. 

Which isn't too bad for a crowd control device - anybody hit immediately
runs away, and isn't permanently injured.
-- 
Stefan Viljoen

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