Raytheon develops ray gun that causes unbearable pain at half a mile

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/technology/technology.html?in_article_id=482560&in_page_id=1965

by jyrzyk • 19 years ago

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aswanson• 19 years ago

...now I am become Shiva, the destroyer of worlds...

henning• 19 years ago

Uh oh, reddit is leaking.

ivankirigin2• 19 years ago

Seriously.

jsjenkins168• 19 years ago

I dont think so personally. This device is a revolutionary technical breakthrough which could have serious future implications. As someone who appreciates technology, I find it very interesting.

staunch• 19 years ago

The domain dailymail.co.uk should be blacklisted.

andyjenn• 19 years ago

I wholeheartedly agree - it is the worst paper in the UK and should be aptly renamed the Daily Shit...

rms• 19 years ago

You can't blame Raytheon for making a product that is incredibly in demand. I blame capitalism. And human nature.

ivankirigin2• 19 years ago

I blame human nature too. What else can be attributed when large, potentially violent groups amass against trigger happy security forces?

Thankfully, no one needs to die now.

mynameishere• 19 years ago

You can't blame Raytheon when they're dependent upon taking requirements from government dictate. I blame command economics. And bureaucratic whim.

darragjm• 19 years ago

I'm investing in a copper mesh suit ASAP (copper mesh reflects microwaves). Actually, I wouldn't be surprised to see troops wearing mesh suits in the coming years as these types of weapons proliferate. I smell a new startup idea...

SwellJoe• 19 years ago

Raytheon finally lives up to its name. (I've always thought they should be in the ray gun business with a name like that.)

Raytheon develops ray gun that causes unbearable pain at half a mile

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