For now, I'm sticking with 'holographic imager'. That said, maybe Marten should check the mind-control option by asking Hannelore to do something uncharacteristic. Hanners' test of this option was... sub-optimal anyway and I suspect that she doesn't really know how that sort of thing would work. Marten has to be sure, just for the sake of science, you understand!
Am I the only one simultaneously not shocked, but absolutely terrified that Hannelore has an app for orbital railgunning?
That's what you get for being a newbie! Those of us who have been here longer, or have read the archives, will remember that Hanners wanted to drop a 'Rod of God' orbital attack on Coffee of Doom to kill the spiders in the basement.
She actually had already transmitted the attack co-ordinates to the space station and was waiting to start the count-down when Dora stopped her!What does "Staph" and "Strep" mean ??!?!?!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
'Staph' -
Staphylococcus - A family of mostly-harmless bacteria that live on our skin and mucus glands; when they get out of their 'comfort zone', they can cause nasty diseases like food poisoning.
'Strep' -
Streptococcus - Another large family of common bacteria that normally live on the skin. The nastier sorts can cause infections if they get under the skin and into the blood. Others can cause pneumonia.
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Over on the Subreddit, someone suggested that it is an AI detector. It identifies AIs no matter how near-perfectly human their chassis (it probably flashes red when it does that). It's Dr. Elicott-Chatham's way of reassuring Hannelore that she
isn't in a simulation filled with artificial people to help her learn to function socially.
The poster on the Subreddit speculated that the result, when she shoots the detector at Bubbles, is a shock to everyone.