You can kill anyone with Anything.

[ownage]

like i said before the only way it can kill is using things around it

raul photon-In physics, the photon is the elementary particle responsible for electromagnetic phenomena. It is the carrier of electromagnetic radiation of all wavelengths, including gamma rays, X-rays, ultraviolet light, visible light, infrared light, microwaves, and radio waves. The photon differs from many other elementary particles, such as the electron and the quark, in that it has zero rest mass;[3] therefore, it travels (in a vacuum) at the speed of light, c. Like all quanta, the photon has both wave and particle properties (“wave–particle duality”).

i have a couple questions.......zero rest mass does that mean its not tangible? carrier of electromagnetic radiation of all wavelengths, including gamma rays, X-rays, ultraviolet light, visible light, infrared light, microwaves, and radio waves. i know most of those things mentioned can kill (btw gama rays are the most beast thing in outerspace )

[raulpena2]

One photon, or even a lot wouldn't kill you. You'd need trillions, therefore it's slightly less able to kill than an atom. And the real definition of tangible is anything that is actually real and not an invention of the human mind. Quarks and any other subatomic particles would also not be able to kill someone.

[ownage]

well if you get to use many atoms wouldnt i be able to use many photons?

[raulpena2]

yes, but the only way for you to get more photons would be to use a deadly source of radiation. You wont actually use the photon I provided in the killing, you'd kill using the radiation. The single photon can't kill even with the aid of other photons, it wouldn't do anything to me, the thing that would kill me would be the other photons. With the atom, it would be the one to kill because it would be involved in the killing, it would be the one to start the chain reaction. A single photon can't do anything, yet a single atom can start a huge chain reaction.

[ownage]

it would be involved because the photon is a carrier of the radiation

[raulpena2]

A photon does not carry radiation. Gamma radiation is made of highly energetic photons, but the photon wouldn't be energetic, making it a regular photon from ordinary light which wouldn't cause any harm.

[ownage]

techniquelly as long as its a part of what is the thing that kills then it is "involved"

[raulpena2]

It isn't part of the thing that kills, which in this case is the radiation. It would be an extra photon that doesn't do anything at all. Because the photon can't hurt you and because it can't cause anything to hurt you it isn't involved. It's like saying the air around a bullet is what killed you when it was really the bullet.

[Unraveller]

Technically speaking its been 3 pages and no one has shown a way that a French Military Strategist can kill someone. I think Ben won this.

[Hydrallics]

...i want to take a shot at this Vinh...i did alot of thinking and i believe i have come up with the answer to ur puzzling question of (Can you kill anyone with anything??) ...considering that you can't add any objects to the equation...my answer is...

...A Single Strands of Human Hair...ENJOY!! >..<

...btw, this strand of hair isn't longer then say 7-10 inches and remember the texture of hair is not going to allow any aggressive pulling or tugging or it will break...dooming you of any cutting or slicing of any sort...no one has hair of steel like Superman LMAO!!