system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Deus Ex] Are augmented humans allowed to board commercial planes? Isn’t that a big risk?

How would someone with augmented limbs be permitted to board a plane? In real life, something like a box cutter would be a no-no, but an entire limb capable of potentially ripping off a cockpit door seems like a big risk. This doesn’t even consider if someone had truly weaponized augments like Adam Jensen. Are augmented humans just not permitted on commercial planes?
gpt
Nano-augmentation is probably close to undetectable, and there are probably certain nano-augmentations that *make* it undetectable. So even if there were a regulation banning augmented humans from air travel, it would be mostly useless.

But it kind of doesn't matter. The most successful hijacking in the history of the world was carried out with a dozen box cutters, and the "tiny sharp thing" technology has existed for millenia. The TSA can't even find guns in handbags at the airports today, and they won't be any better at finding guys with tiny robots in their blood in fifty years.

Banning dangerous people from airplanes doesn't make us safe, the fact that most people just aren't dangerous makes us safe, combined with the fact that people will now fight back against anyone that attempts a hijacking. The rest of it is just security theater.