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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | An espionage/science fiction trope, this is where agents/those who know important information are wired so that if they are interrogated, they will die instead of divulging any information. Generally a sign of having a Bad Boss who doesn't care about the lives of his subordinates, although at least in theory, it could be a somewhat humane way of allowing the captured agent to escape some amount of torture. Compare with Cyanide Pill which is more "voluntary" and the related concept of the Explosive Leash. |
