Jesse Carey

That's how they work, yeah.

And so we did an experiment with, we rigged up this sound beam.

And the idea was, could we make someone believe they're hearing a voice in their head?

Yeah.

Okay.

Like, we wanted to see if we could technologically simulate telepathy and make someone believe that they were experiencing telepathy.

So we did this whole setup, right, where, you know, but you could see someone's whole worldview change.

right?

Like someone's sitting there and their whole face, they're like, I hear a voice in my head, you know, like, Oh, it's so scary.

But, but if you think about like what's available to governments or especially if this technology, I mean, if you guys are able to do that, what you're saying is what can the government do?

Exactly.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And, and, um, and that's when you get into this cognitive warfare thing where it's like, okay,

Psychological warfare is scary because I think we've all seen people are very manipulatable psychologically.

There's a way to reason your way out.

Yeah.

I don't like that.

I'm going to go on record and say I don't like that at all.