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UK creating ‘murder prediction’ tool to identify people most likely to kill
(www.theguardian.com)
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Psycho Pass called, you missed its point
"UK developing new hybrid non lethal/lethal weapon that will use murder risk prediction score to select operating mode. This amazing invention will cut down on police related deaths, learn more tonight on BBC."
I swear the UK is as dystopian as the US and even worse in a lot of ways.
Ah yes, the good old way of throwing electromagnetic waves at people after putting their cymatic scans inside a shared pool of neutrally and selected shared consciousness of dissected sociopaths brains.
I didn't have it on my Bingo card.