mind control

Mind control refers to the process of influencing or manipulating a person’s thoughts, feelings, or behaviors—often without their informed consent—through psychological, social, or technological means. It can describe attempts at persuasion, indoctrination, coercion, or brainwashing intended to override an individual's free will or independent judgment.
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    Neuralink Patient Controls Robotic Arm Using Thought Alone

    Neuralink Patient Controls Robotic Arm Using Thought Alone Neuralink has unveiled a new milestone in neurotechnology as one of its first patients, Nick Ray — who suffers from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) — successfully demonstrated control of a robotic arm using only his thoughts. A...
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