Public: War: Psychological
Abstract Psychological Warfare   (+8, -2)  [vote for, against]
What you don't know can hurt you.

I think we all know about psychological warfare in its basic forms, such as printed propaganda bombed on the enemy, and sound and music blared over loudspeakers.

Abstract Psychological Warfare takes this a step further by not just delivering messages to the enemy, but making them confusing and disorienting ones.

Distributed through standard means, a new method to be included are also "aural bombs" which consist of high fidelity (with subwoofer) speaker systems with self-contained messages, which repeat, designed to be dispersed deep into enemy territory. Messages are translated into the appropriate language.

Possible messages would include:

"Would you like something to drink with that?" "Don't go there." "I'm over the hill!" "Who made a poopie? You did!" "Has anyone seen my keys? I could swear I left them on the table." "Void where prohibited" "You wanna see French Toast? I'll show you French Toast." "I think Jill is going to pick us up around seven." "Please pass the biscuits." "I'm a lover, not a fighter." "Is it better like this, or like this? Like this... or like this?" "That's a stunning pagmina." "Who did your hair?" "I need your man-log deep inside me." "Is Pakistan walking distance from here, or should we call a Town Car?" And Richard Simmons exercise tapes.
-- turner, Sep 22 2001

Just reading the possible messages list was enough to cause my mind to surrender...
-- RayfordSteele, Mar 30 2002


Wouldn't this be about the same as sitting in a busy restaurant?
-- bristolz, Mar 30 2002


Why not the complete works of John Tesh and David Hasselhoff? As long as we arent fighting Germany, i guess...
-- Slicer, Mar 30 2002


Why not just send random bits of this place? (but not this idea of course... that might let them figure it out)
-- RobertKidney, Mar 30 2002


Interesting Idea..
-- Judist, Jun 05 2002


I surrender. This is a good idea.
-- AntiMcDonaldsCorps, Mar 22 2003


Perhaps we could send some of the ideas from Beanagel and Treant.

Or some of my perfectly logical statements... "I saw the stripper because I wanted cans. I wanted the cans so I could make stoves." "Seven years bad luck... but also ample material for arrow heads!" "I made it by breaking glass!" etc.

Or my old roommate... "Pockets!" "Red Skies at night, sailors delight. Red Skies at morning, Daryl Horning." "I'm Frothy Bunglepants." "Ooh! I'ma fuckit!" "Keegan, Yeah!" "I can't wait to fill your weiner with henies!" etc.

Well... I just sort of turned that into a list. I hope it's of some use some day.
-- ye_river_xiv, Oct 17 2009



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