[Thrass]

I know people who have ADHS and can act very normally, I don't think that's a good comparison.

[RHat]

I know people who have ADHS and can act very normally, I don't think that's a good comparison.

Indeed.  That behaviour would be more like an extreme manic state.

[Shaidar]

Though even that's BS because even today you can't trick motion sensors...

I have beat the variety of motion sensors used in household security sensors by moving slowly enough.

[JoeNapalm]

Though even that's BS because even today you can't trick motion sensors...

I have beat the variety of motion sensors used in household security sensors by moving slowly enough.

Correct. PIRs work by comparing background temps. If you move slowly enough, they can't see you.

But it is very difficult and very time consuming. Better to mask your heat, if you know how.

-Jn-
Ifriti Sophist

[PeterSmith]

But it is very difficult and very time consuming. Better to mask your heat, if you know how.

Turn up the heat in the room, duh. I've seen that movie.

[Aryeonos]

Thermal sensitive motion detectors I understand, but I doubt highly that ultrasound or other reflected waves can be tricked as easily or much at all, I'm sure it's possible and in about a post and  half someone's going to prove me wrong but maybe I can't sneak through detectors because I have ADHD, probably why.