It exists now Genius. "You might want to delve a bit deep with the idea kids should be beating doors open in a fire."
You ever walk out of a building that has that bar you push to open it? The one located right where you intuitively push the door? The one where, even if folks were piled up trying to get out, something would very likely hit it and unlatch the door?
Most of those can be locked on the outside, pass through from the inside. They too, are old and common. I'd bet that school has some.
In your halluccination how does the magic lock system "They" should buy differ from the legacy mechanical locks that are supposed to be locked to the outside all the time?
Be specific as to the advantages.
John Burns
I have all the sources. They can't stop the signal.
