: If someone was burning your head with a energy directed device?

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The discussion revolves around the hypothetical scenario of someone using an energy-directed device to cause discomfort, specifically burning sensations on the head. Participants speculate on the types of devices that could inflict such harm, mentioning technologies like the Active Denial System and UV tanning bulbs. There is curiosity about the scientific and physical principles behind these devices and their potential effects. The conversation hints at concerns about the feasibility and ethics of using such devices for pranks. Overall, it raises questions about the implications of using advanced technology for harmful purposes.
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If someone was burning your head
with a energy directed device?

Say they were very rich and performing a
mean prank and burning your head
causing itching and hair fall out what types
of devices could be used assuming they
had millions to spend.
 
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How about a UV tanning bulb in the overhead light :-)
 
mcriv880 said:
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If someone was burning your head
with a energy directed device?

Say they were very rich and performing a
mean prank and burning your head
causing itching and hair fall out what types
of devices could be used assuming they
had millions to spend.

Is there a science/physics point to this? Or is this just some random noise?

Zz.
 
Do you suspect someone of doing this to you?
 
mcriv880 said:
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If someone was burning your head
with a energy directed device?

i might say "ouch".
 
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