The emergence of 3D printing very exciting. 3D has brought
drawing to life, allowing engineers, architects, artists, and students develop
tangible models they conceptualized in their minds. It could mean advancements
in medicine also, rapidly and cheaply manufacturing limbs and bone cavities and
much more. They give anyone the freedom to design and build what they want.
With that
being said. Freedom implies bought good intentions and bad intentions. Some
people can choose to use the power of 3D printing for violence and evil. Anyone
can design parts on a computer and assemble the gun together on their own
printer. They can distribute designs and and etc. In all seriousness, the
development of 3D printing throws gun legislation and gun safety out the
window. The scariest part is that anyone
can take them on a plane because simple metal detectors wont be able to detect
them. More so, what if this is just beginning. What if 3D printing gives way to
more deadly weaponry that can be easily distributed and assembled by anyone,
even those with the wrong hands?
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