Wireless mind reading technology (OT)

[Anonymous-0]

I saw Larry the cable guy talking about these machines during one of his tv programs. What if this technology got into the wrong hands and they started stealing your ideas and intellectual property right out of your head. If you had enemies, they could find out where you are going and set some trap for you etc. etc. This could become the greatest torture device ever invented. Could you be sued for what you are thinking? Would you just have to sit at home and think about birds or flowers or benign thing that is not controversial.

 

[Bob]

"What if this technology got into the wrong hands and they started stealing your ideas and intellectual property right out of your head."

Trust me, X22, you have NOTHING to worry about!

Thankfully, neither do I!

 

[Anonymous-0]

that was a good comeback bob

 

[Anonymous-0]

He stole it from me!

 

[mEl]

Stole!!!!! Heck no, he used the wmrt technology!!!!!!!!!!! mEl

 

[buickanddeere]

Make a hat out of aluminum foil and tell everybody you are wearing it and they should wear one too.

 

[thurlow]

"Can you be sued for what you're thinking?" Actually, you can be prosecuted under the so-called 'hate-crimes' laws for what you were thinking if you commit a crime. I've never understood the concept; why not punishment for the crime, regardless of the mindset?

 

[Anonymous-0]

So you got your information from LARRY the CABLE GUY!?!?!?

WOW. I'll bet you had CIA training, didn't you?

Kermit the Frog told me so!

 

[MarkB_MI]

Actually, I welcome the wireless mind reading technology. I'm sick and tired of all these electrodes I have stuck in my skull for the old-style WIRED mind reading machines.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Apparently, your not married. This is not something new, wives have been using it for centuries, and yes it can be used for torture purposes.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Hate crimes sentance enhancers go to 'intent' when commiting crime, a element of crime in common law. Intent may be determined by actions associated with the crime and statements made regarding crime. For instance- wife runs over husband with new car and kills him, tells first responder she didn't learn on manual transmission like new car had and got mixed up between brake, clutch and gas peddle- statement indicates accident- no intent to commit a crime. Wife runs over husband, backs over and runs over him again on public street, says to witness she was trying to hit his misstress also- this in Texas gets a murder charge about 2 years ago, intent to kill is inferred by actions- 3 tries- and statement about trying to get husbands mistress also. Statement that mugger beat and robbed victim because he was desperate for drug money indicates criminal intent to rob any likely victim- statement that victim was chosen because he was believed to be a 'F--' (not heterosexual) will in some states get the 'hate crime ' enhancer for 'intent' to target specific victim because of the laws defined protected victim class. Wireless mind reading technology (Humor Alert) would be used by Dem political activists to charge non-Dem voters with a 'hate crime' if they don't vote for external_link because the voter doesn't like his genetic background. The threat of charge might intimidate some young voters to then vote for external_link. Possible backfire would be woman voters voting for McCain/Palin because they want a woman in power and nnalert not available- the Dem(dam-) thought police wouldn't be able to charge a hate crime then. VP debates would be interesting if thoughts were broadcast when nnalert and Palin meet- nnalert panic/hate when he is told Palin is getting executive privilige and is carrying the same kind of gun Fienstein had. Palin thoughts that if nnalert lies she will shoot him for good of country would not indicate 'criminal intent' - just patriotism. RN

 

[tlak]

I forget what the medical field has bought and has the exclusive rights too, but it is some part of your body.

 

[Gary from Muleshoe]

This is not something to be concerned about as long as CNN is around. They are good at keeping the enemy informed of what we are doing here in the U.S..

 

[Anonymous-0]

But I THOUGHT of it first.