I plan to go to the railroads at night and lay my neck on it, but because of cameras and ai systems I can't tie my neck and sleep there. If I do it at the spur of the moment I'm afraid of easily moving my head to avoid it. Is there anyway or thing to prevent this?
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ZwartHartje
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- May 5, 2026
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Where are those cameras and AI systems, on the locomotive?? Just wondering, I didn't know about this, the extent of all this mass surveillance insanity keeps boggling my mind.
I just know that the ai surveillance is only at crossings in our city, because of reoccurring suicidesWhere are those cameras and AI systems, on the locomotive?? Just wondering, I didn't know about this, the extent of all this mass surveillance insanity keeps boggling my mind.
ZwartHartje
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- May 5, 2026
- 63
At crossings there are surveillance cams here too, but AFAIK they're there only because it's illegal to run across while the gates are down, not because of suicides, and a crossing would be the worst place imaginable to CTB, or in this case "CTT" (catch the train). Well, maybe the second worst after a station platform. Best place would be where the tracks go through an area as remote as possible, best through some woodland.Similar threads
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