I didn’t factor in interrogation. The competitor would leave the premises without contacting the investigator.
No interrogation, no spying on you as you leave. Checking for the paperclip on your person is done by a separate person/machine, away from the investigator or any of their crew.
I think 12 hours of interrogation is long enough to break anyone.
Yep, I think that has a chance. Given how many people came up with the same idea, I wouldn’t give it the highest chance of staying hidden for 12 hours.
Yeah, if you already own enough paper clips, it could come down to chance. They might possibly pick up the special paperclip, but they still have to verify them one at a time, so the odds are in your favor.
What sort of x ray machine could be transported to the site? What size things would fit in a portable x ray machine? How long would each exposure take?
The bike lane has to be proper and safe, or it’s worse than nothing. It’s just a thing that officials can point to and say they did the thing, when in fact they did not do the thing.
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How would you hide a paperclip in your home/apartment to win a contest against an investigator?
This time, with rules....
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How could the US solve local public transport in their huge suburban neighbourhoods?
I mean in those areas where it just identical houses along a road in huge blocks....