pot detecting flying robot
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theBluntedOne
Hopefully they can read the text of my rec with that thing, bumbaclot babylon . Yeah keep it legal...keep it big. peace...good post
Nicol Bolas
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I am simply astounded over and over by how much F'ING STUPID NONSENSE TOYS cops get to play with behind the drug war. BILLIONS OF DOLLARS of technology go to fighting WEED of all things. Is this stupid, clearly expensive robot accomplishing a GOD DAMN THING?!? F$CK no, its taking money that could be feeding hungry people or providing healthcare, but instead the police get multi-million dollar remote control TOYS. Shit like this makes the war on pot look so OBVIOUSLY like a pissing away of money we don't have. People see stuff like this on the news and think how darn cool the technology, well of course its cool it cost billions of dollars of YOUR MONEY to make it better be awesome. Its just an extension of the military-industrial complex, the same companies are getting rich behind our ass-backwards government policy. Thieving mutherfukers.
G
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Once more, the technology of warfare is tested on the battlefields of the world, before being put to use against the people of their own country.
haha.. funny stuff.. well if were prosecuted by our own country for u kno.. tryin to get out of payin a few bills for medicine.. i think our country failed our founding fathers hahaha. hmm they try to avoid tea tax.. we try to avoid payin for expensive dangerous medicine.. but growin a plant.. go figure GREED
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Hey folks, You don't know the half of it.
Back at the end of harvest season here in Kentucky, they conducted an interview with the regional commander for the appalachin erradication efforts and he said the following:
He said that currently all federal eradication efforts are based on visual identification of Mj. He stated that even though his teams had chopped over 1/2 million pot plants this year in the state, his job was very difficult. He said unlike the western states, Kentucky has rugged terrain and dense natural vegetation making it hard to visually identify Mj here. He said as a result of this, his team would be working with a company that had developed a computerized search sytem that would be tested the summer of 08. The sytem operates on grid photography. Now, instead of visually hunting for MJ, the crews will collect a number of grid photos to be taken back to base, and analysed by the computer system. The computer is programmed to isolate 10' x10' surface area's and then pixel by pixel, look for color variations. If the sytem performs has they hope, it will be installed in all federal eradication units by the end of 2009.
It will be tested here this summer, and is a terribly ominous development for everyone here. " The times they are a changin"
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Back at the end of harvest season here in Kentucky, they conducted an interview with the regional commander for the appalachin erradication efforts and he said the following:
He said that currently all federal eradication efforts are based on visual identification of Mj. He stated that even though his teams had chopped over 1/2 million pot plants this year in the state, his job was very difficult. He said unlike the western states, Kentucky has rugged terrain and dense natural vegetation making it hard to visually identify Mj here. He said as a result of this, his team would be working with a company that had developed a computerized search sytem that would be tested the summer of 08. The sytem operates on grid photography. Now, instead of visually hunting for MJ, the crews will collect a number of grid photos to be taken back to base, and analysed by the computer system. The computer is programmed to isolate 10' x10' surface area's and then pixel by pixel, look for color variations. If the sytem performs has they hope, it will be installed in all federal eradication units by the end of 2009.
It will be tested here this summer, and is a terribly ominous development for everyone here. " The times they are a changin"
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silverback said:
that'll only work to a certain point. as long as you don't grow shitloads of plants in one spot i don't think color spectrum would set that off
Rollin Face
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haha i was thinkin the same thing, we need to combat efforts to destroy these things!! everyone bust out your RPG's, is you dont have one then well use sling shots!
Maybe they'll get rid of those god damn cartels that grow their shit weed in national forests.
Time to move indoors... 
ninjashoes
Member
smart stoners need to make robots to fight their robots
ROBOT WARS!
btw what we are seeing here is the first step towards skynet
ROBOT WARS!
btw what we are seeing here is the first step towards skynet
