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Can You Deliver An Undetectable Poison In Reality?
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In Neighbours someone once sent Paul a letter infused with an invisible poison almost lethal on touch. Is this really possible or just a TV creation?
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You certainly can. Apart from a range of toxic chemicals that come to mind. there are also radioactive isotopes with specific half-lives that would meet the requirements . Then there are various bacterial and viral agents that would meet the requirements . As far as posting, writing and handling a toxic agent is concerned, why involve the Royal Mail etc.? If...
22:40 Thu 04th Jun 2015
You certainly can. Apart from a range of toxic chemicals that come to mind. there are also radioactive isotopes with specific half-lives that would meet the requirements. Then there are various bacterial and viral agents that would meet the requirements.
As far as posting, writing and handling a toxic agent is concerned, why involve the Royal Mail etc.? If an innocent looking letter dropped on my doormat anytime in a given morning, I'd think it had been delivered by Royal Mail instinctively. Wouldn't we all? I do still sometimes receive mail after the first lot has dropped on the doormat. Posting is therefore not a problem. As far as handling/writing goes, if the malevolent individual is that determined to do his/her worse and has gone to that extent to obtain the necessary stuff, these handling and writing would be hardly rocket science for him or her would it?
As far as posting, writing and handling a toxic agent is concerned, why involve the Royal Mail etc.? If an innocent looking letter dropped on my doormat anytime in a given morning, I'd think it had been delivered by Royal Mail instinctively. Wouldn't we all? I do still sometimes receive mail after the first lot has dropped on the doormat. Posting is therefore not a problem. As far as handling/writing goes, if the malevolent individual is that determined to do his/her worse and has gone to that extent to obtain the necessary stuff, these handling and writing would be hardly rocket science for him or her would it?
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