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Food for thought: shrink a bunch of soldiers down to a convenient size, sneak them into a hostile country, and then . . . well, read what I posted below.

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Honey, I Blew Up the Kid - Thinking Outside the Plot


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Thinking Outside the "Plot"!
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Basically this the flip-side of the idea I proposed for Honey, Shrunk the Kids, about sneaking miniaturized armies into foreign countries and then restoring them to full size when they attack the country from within.

This question adds an addition strategy to that attack plan.

~ A Question for the Members: Could some of the shrunken soldiers be expanded from their microscopic size to a giant size so they could use their oversized handguns, rifles, bazookas, and grenades as "weapons of mass destruction"?

~ My Theory: This movies snuck in a clever use of physics by suggesting that the growing toddler was gaining mass whenever it became larger, because his body was converting energy intp matter!

The toddler only got larger whenever he was exposed to an energy source, such as household appliances which were in use during the early stages, and later when he wandered into Las Vegas and was surrounded by the bright lights!

The aspect of the growing process in this movie actually follows the laws of physics more accurately than Ant Man and The Wasp do, because the shrinking/enlarging process in their movies just ignores the problem of the creating extra mass out of nowhere!
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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)