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Throught machine can control your love life

::Thought Police: How Brain Scans Could Invade Your Private Life::

Can read thoughts, so can it "write" thoughts as well.

No more democracy, just get a gang of people who can use a hand-held device to control everyone to vote R or D.

People will be complaining about voices in their heads.

Maybe even destroy the lives of people by making them think of old flames over and over and over again.

Scary! Freaky! Strange.

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Nov 8th, 2007 03:18 AM

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Thought Police: How Brain Scans Could Invade Your Private Life
Researchers claim fMRI can probe the workings of the brain as never before�revealing everything from when you tell a lie (read: interrogations) to how you fall in love (read: divorce court)�while critics counter that reports of digital mind readers are premature, and we should think twice before using fMRI in our public and private lives

Put people in jail who steal thoughts, implant wrong thoughts, who read thoughts? Will reading a person's mind be a Federal offense just like reading a person's mail?

Read the comments from the article featured yahoo, or go to popular mechanics, click Science, and then click Research, it's the featured story.

Nov 8th, 2007 03:44 AM

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Um does this thread have any actual content, or is it just some insane rambling?

Sounds like you may be the one with the "Voices in their head."

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I'd like to see them try and read my mind.

No seriously, it's like playing Where's Waldo. If you can get past all the..

Naked...fourteen year old...

Crap.

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Yeah, no link, or anything.

Nov 8th, 2007 04:58 AM

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I'd like to see them try and read my mind.

No seriously, it's like playing Where's Waldo. If you can get past all the..

Naked...fourteen year old...

Crap.

You're not fooling anyone, Whirly.

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Originally posted by Cheesebits
Thought Police: How Brain Scans Could Invade Your Private Life
Researchers claim fMRI can probe the workings of the brain as never before�revealing everything from when you tell a lie (read: interrogations) to how you fall in love (read: divorce court)�while critics counter that reports of digital mind readers are premature, and we should think twice before using fMRI in our public and private lives

Put people in jail who steal thoughts, implant wrong thoughts, who read thoughts? Will reading a person's mind be a Federal offense just like reading a person's mail?

Read the comments from the article featured yahoo, or go to popular mechanics, click Science, and then click Research, it's the featured story.

Nice try, Czarina

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Nice try, Czarina

Srsly?

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Wow, if he is this terrified about fMRI, lets hope he never learns about TMS

(TMS: http://www.wwnorton.com/college/psy...ities/ch04a.asp)

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Srsly?

The obsession with mind control made me think of her.

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there are better ways of reading people's thought and influencing their actions.

Nov 9th, 2007 03:57 PM

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Originally posted by King Kandy
Um does this thread have any actual content, or is it just some insane rambling?

Sounds like you may be the one with the "Voices in their head."

No shit. Newer members can't post links yet.

Nov 9th, 2007 04:36 PM

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No shit. Newer members can't post links yet.

He's got you there kandy.

Nov 9th, 2007 05:23 PM

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Originally posted by leonheartmm
there are better ways of reading people's thought

no there aren't

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and influencing their actions.

fMRI cannot influence action

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Nov 9th, 2007 05:30 PM

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Untill jedi are discoverd to be real, I doubt mind-control is possible.

Even jedi mind tricks were not mind control, merely extreme suggestion.

Nov 9th, 2007 05:32 PM

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Originally posted by inimalist
no there aren't

fMRI cannot influence action

yes there are. TRUTH SERUMS stick out tongue

fear can influence actions. stick out tongue

Nov 9th, 2007 05:51 PM

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yes there are. TRUTH SERUMS

truth serums do not give you the ability to read a person's mind, they make a person tell the truth (although afaik there is no real evidence that truth serums exist).

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fear can influence actions.

yes, but fMRIs are not machines designed to induce fear into people

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truth serums do not give you the ability to read a person's mind, they make a person tell the truth (although afaik there is no real evidence that truth serums exist).

Truth serums or rather, drugs that cause people to be more honest, do exit. They don't work on everyone. Hallucinogens can be used as "truth drugs" and for some people, so can being really drunk.

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Truth serums or rather, drugs that cause people to be more honest, do exit. They don't work on everyone. Hallucinogens can be used as "truth drugs" and for some people, so can being really drunk.

ok, ya, I'll concede that

I was talking more about the hollywood style "oh lets shoot him up with sodium pentathol" and then the person just spills all the beans almost co-opertively.

Theoretically, a TMS machine could be used to block the underlying neuromechinisms of lying, and thus be a "truth machine".

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