Re:D&D or LARP? (Score 1)

And the article is wrong in another point - it isn't that they all get low security clearence, but that they are sent to an army psycologist (which many people are before going into IDF, it's quite standard) who will then decide whether or not this person is mentaly unsuitable. Aparently less than 50% of those referred had any change in the security clearence, and most of them in was a very small difference. I go to a school full or LARPers, and many of them went into or are in the midst of going into high-security-clearence jobs.