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You get a brochure with text and/or pictures that are supposed to provoke a specific biochemical response from a certain fringe group of users - e.g., rage, or sexual excitement, or joy. The brochure is also sprinkled with nanobots that detect this response, and react accordingly. For example, chop up all your DNA - or remove all telomeres - if the reaction was (or was not) detected. And maybe give you immortality in the opposite case. Maybe you will be lucky this time?
Seems much easier than having nanobots analyze your neural structures, doesn't it?
Now, are you angry that such a scheme can exist?
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We should just upload to better carriers sometime to get rid
of these stupid issues.
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OK, no nanobots here this time, relax.
(actually, these are stego-nanobots, look between the bits)
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