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<blockquote data-quote="Hemlock Stones" data-source="post: 1730878" data-attributes="member: 19278">Boy Talk About Messing Things UpGREETINGS!I must say that I find all of your efforts traditonal to say the least. Even more amusing have been all of the suggestions as to what to do with Mr. Robot. First of all, any physical or energy attacks will probably have initiated enhanced &quot;pre-programmed defensive&quot; modes that were in place to protect Mr. Robot during a nuclear missle strike.Primary would be to disrupt it's means of navigation. It might be using an orbiting satellite for directional guidance. Rather than attacking Mr. Robot directly, alter the navigational instructions it's getting. Then send it toddling off towards Lake Michigan. A nearby ocean would be a much better choice. The pressures at the greater depths should pop Mr. Robot like an egg no matter what kind of nuclear boom it was made to withstand.While on the topic of instructions Mr. Robot is getting. Why not determine where these external commands might be coming from? If Mr. Robot is being remote controlled, find out where the signals are coming from and deal with them at the source.Even if Mr. Robot's maker is purportedly dead, I think digging the old duffers corpse up is in order. Proof is in the decaying corpse. We all know how tricky these government organizations can be by having people &quot;die&quot;. If nothing else trotting the body out in front of Mr. Robot might have an impact.Hope this helps...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hemlock Stones, post: 1730878, member: 19278"] [b]Boy Talk About Messing Things Up[/b] GREETINGS! I must say that I find all of your efforts traditonal to say the least. Even more amusing have been all of the suggestions as to what to do with Mr. Robot. First of all, any physical or energy attacks will probably have initiated enhanced "pre-programmed defensive" modes that were in place to protect Mr. Robot during a nuclear missle strike. Primary would be to disrupt it's means of navigation. It might be using an orbiting satellite for directional guidance. Rather than attacking Mr. Robot directly, alter the navigational instructions it's getting. Then send it toddling off towards Lake Michigan. A nearby ocean would be a much better choice. The pressures at the greater depths should pop Mr. Robot like an egg no matter what kind of nuclear boom it was made to withstand. While on the topic of instructions Mr. Robot is getting. Why not determine where these external commands might be coming from? If Mr. Robot is being remote controlled, find out where the signals are coming from and deal with them at the source. Even if Mr. Robot's maker is purportedly dead, I think digging the old duffers corpse up is in order. Proof is in the decaying corpse. We all know how tricky these government organizations can be by having people "die". If nothing else trotting the body out in front of Mr. Robot might have an impact. Hope this helps... [/QUOTE]

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