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Topic	$5 billion dollars but for 20 minutes, everyone in the world tries to kill you
White Eagle 09/27/17 10:17:40 AM #55:	pegusus123456 posted... stone posted... You can probably just drive off. Even if they'd try to kill me, they wouldn't know me or what car I drive. Seriously, 20 minutes is easy. I"m assuming that for the purposes of this topic, everyone knows what you look like and are on the lookout at the very least. But no one has a chance. The entirety of the world's governments coming together to fuck over one dude? Every CCTV, every traffic camera, every database, every spy satellite, every person, all that coming together to murder you. But TC doesn't say that, just that everyone uses whatever resources available to that person to find you. I took it to mean if they don't know me by default, they don't know my friends and family by default, so not everyone knows who to call/follow on social media to find me. Goverment phone lines will be down due to the millions of people around the country asking for info about a random person who might live 10 states away or on the other side of the world. Unless you're in public when the timer starts, no one will find you because everyone will go around asking EVERYONE what their name is/asking for ID, which would take longer. Although, you may be stuck in place if this compels people to drive into the nearest car to cause an accident on every road or highway on the off chance that you are in some random car. Governments and military do have a head start as far as organization is concerned, but it's hardly automatic. I guess if you're in London, you're screwed, but there is no cctv where I live. That's why the nuke question is important to know the intensity of the search--whether they would go that far or if they send soldiers/police to physically find me or if they have to verify where I am to start a bombing run. Also, by forgetting, I took it to mean forgetting the order as well as forgetting why the order was given--like police/military will suddenly be more concerned by getting chewed out by their superiors for leaving their beat/post and wonder how they got to wherever they were when the 20 minutes are up. --- Detroit Red Wings http://media.zenfs.com/en/blogs/sptusnhlexperts/108545331.jpg <cite>White Eagle posted [p:887380829] in $5 billion... [t:75815176]...</cite> <quote><cite>pegusus123456 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>stone posted...</cite> <quote>You can probably just drive off. Even if they'd try to kill me, they wouldn't know me or what car I drive. Seriously, 20 minutes is easy.</quote> I"m assuming that for the purposes of this topic, everyone knows what you look like and are on the lookout at the very least. But no one has a chance. The entirety of the world's governments coming together to fuck over one dude? Every CCTV, every traffic camera, every database, every spy satellite, every person, all that coming together to murder you.</quote> But TC doesn't say that, just that everyone uses whatever resources available to that person to find you. I took it to mean if they don't know me by default, they don't know my friends and family by default, so not everyone knows who to call/follow on social media to find me. Goverment phone lines will be down due to the millions of people around the country asking for info about a random person who might live 10 states away or on the other side of the world. Unless you're in public when the timer starts, no one will find you because everyone will go around asking EVERYONE what their name is/asking for ID, which would take longer. Although, you may be stuck in place if this compels people to drive into the nearest car to cause an accident on every road or highway on the off chance that you are in some random car. Governments and military do have a head start as far as organization is concerned, but it's hardly automatic. I guess if you're in London, you're screwed, but there is no cctv where I live. That's why the nuke question is important to know the intensity of the search--whether they would go that far or if they send soldiers/police to physically find me or if they have to verify where I am to start a bombing run. Also, by forgetting, I took it to mean forgetting the order as well as forgetting why the order was given--like police/military will suddenly be more concerned by getting chewed out by their superiors for leaving their beat/post and wonder how they got to wherever they were when the 20 minutes are up. --- Detroit Red Wings http://media.zenfs.com/en/blogs/sptusnhlexperts/108545331.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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