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"I just asked him his name"
02/08/12 01:58 AM

" Let me make something clear to you. He doesn't have a name. He has a program. He's product."









http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/02/neuroscience-war/ 





"A working group led by the Royal Society has warned the scientific community and the Government to tread carefully when entering the ethical minefield that is the use of neuroscience.



Wired U.K.


A report published today by the Royal Society tackles the divisive issue of the potential uses of neuroscience research by the military or security forces — whether to improve the performance of our troops, to “diminish” the performance of the enemy or, perhaps most controversially, in law enforcement.



The paper, entitled Brain Waves Module 3: Neuroscience, conflict and security, is one of four that have been published looking at the current and potential impact of neuroscience on society and policy, the law, and education.



This, the final report to be released, looks at the neuroscience research that is already being deployed by the military and what is being developed."




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