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Are gun designs open source?
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What if they work like in MGS4
How do those guns work? I haven't played the game.
Soldiers have nanomachines (in Metal Gear nanomachines can be replaced with magic) in them that work like ID tags and guns only work when they detect it
So.... Magic? I mean, sure, if we had perfect magic that knew who could and could not be trusted to use your gun, fine. In a practical sense, all you need to prevent other people from using your guns is a lock. I put a lock on my closet. If the aren't under my supervision, they're behind at least one lock.
RFID implants are a thing in humans
Then they would be hackable for unauthorized use with the right nanomachines, son
Geez no spoilers
Haven't played that one, so I don't know which on it is.
Smart guns in Cyberpunk seems interesting, but I don't think that most anti-gun people would be that happy about Skippy being real.