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In response to advancements in brain wave research, which can divine personal information that could benefit public security but threaten civil liberties, a new report asks, "Are Your Thoughts Your Own?" The report is meant as a call to action regarding detection of subliminal preferences, hidden knowledge and "bad thoughts" that might predict dangerous behavior. One expert says the legal community should think about "steps that may need to be taken in view of the civil liberties implications."
July 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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