This discussion centers on the detection of spiked drinks, particularly focusing on the chemical reactions associated with common date rape drugs. Participants suggest starting research with terms like "date rape drugs" to find relevant information. The conversation highlights the complexity of the topic, indicating that multiple substances are involved, and emphasizes the need for a chemistry-based understanding rather than a purely design-focused approach.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for graphic designers working on projects related to public safety, law enforcement professionals, and anyone interested in the chemistry and detection of drug-facilitated crimes.
You could start with 'date rape drugs' in Google/wiki.saretta9999 said:Can't find anything related to the chemistry of it... I am not even sure I am using the right words when searching. I am a design student...
I feel sorry for people who have to live with Big Sister looking over their shoulder every second.pinball1970 said:Also it is not the sort of thing I would want on my search history if I was a student.
If you have nothing not hide you have nothing to hide. If some guy spiked my sister's drink then I hope the authorities look into his search history when he is arrested.Hornbein said:I feel sorry for people who have to live with Big Sister looking over their shoulder every second.