[loverofhumanz]

What's the objection? I don't see how having my heart rate scanned at an airport or military checkpoint in any way impinges on my freedom or happiness.

[KumaBear]

Please supply your dna and biometrics at every entry point of a public roadways. Thank you good citizen.

[loverofhumanz]

> Please supply your dna and biometrics at every entry point of a public roadways. Thank you good citizen.

Hysterical slipper slope nonsense.

Using RF to passively detect someone's heart rate at close range is objectively less intrusive than cameras are.

[dpkirchner]

Right up until they take you aside for body crevice analysis because your heart rate was a little high, anyway

[loverofhumanz]

Doesn't seem like a reasonable objection to me. It takes a lot of time and man power to search people's body cavities. The incentive is to avoid searching as many people as possible.