I saw that and had seen the East German thing before which I believe was for
strip shredding. Supposedly one company can put together confetti shred by
using microscopic examination of the tears caused by the shredding process.
It's very slow - I seem to recall c. 1 page/hour - and the likelihood of
anyone actually having access to such technology is pretty remote.
I think you're right that for the overwhelming majority of documents that
should still be a fine means of destruction; if someone has stuff more
sensitive than that there's always pulping or incineration.
Respectfully submitted on behalf of myself and no other company,
organization, association, entity, or board of directors,
Jesse Wilkins, CRM, CDIA+, ecmm, emmm, ermm
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