There are no mind-reading waves available to the general public, despite the fact that scientists and medical professionals may be able to decipher your thoughts via an EEG, fMRI, or other medical test. Mind-reading technology is still in its infancy. However, the world is a complex place, and you never know when such technology will become available. Thankfully, you’ll be prepared in case that occurs. This post will discuss how to resist mind-reading technologies in practical ways and examine what the available technology looks like.
Things You Should Know
Construct and employ a wire mesh or aluminum Faraday cage to inhibit electromagnetic fields (EMFs) that could be used for mind-reading.
To prevent face-scanning cameras and face readers from seeing you, put on infrared-reflective glasses. Digital surveillance will be blocked by the infrared on the glasses.
Though there is a lot of research and new technology pertaining to mind-reading, there are no secret projects or mind-reading waves that the public has to be concerned about.
Faraday cage
A Faraday cage is a type of protective container used to suppress rogue radio waves and block electromagnetic radiation. You can protect yourself by creating a Faraday cage out of aluminum foil and wire mesh for a room or an electronic container. Any potential mind-reading waves or energies should be blocked by this.
Any substance that conducts works. A Faraday cage can be constructed from steel, aluminum, or even a metal garbage can. It is that simple, really.
Faraday cages are frequently used in settings such as courts, airports, and hospitals where it’s necessary to shield sensitive sensors or computers from disturbance.
Infrared-reflecting glasses
Put on these glasses to prevent face analysis software or security cameras from seeing you. The cameras will become useless because your head will appear to be a glowing ball due to the infrared reflection, which will light up like it’s the Fourth of July. This is a decent substitute for covering your complete face when you go around, which is often prohibited.
The two most well-known producers of these glasses are Sunphey Optical and Reflectacles.
Copper bracelets
Theoretically, electromagnetic field (EMF) waves can be disrupted and interfered with by copper. Put on a copper bracelet to protect yourself if you think that electromagnetic fields could be used by mind-reading technologies.
Many items made of copper make the claim that they can ease pain or arthritis, but there is no scientific proof to support this claim.
Tin foil hat
The meme about the aluminum foil hat has some validity. Aluminum is a common material for Faraday cages because it can filter radiation and electric waves. Make yourself an aluminum foil hat and wear it if you’re concerned that someone is reading your thoughts.
Although there isn’t any actual “brain-reading” wave technology, tin foil hats are a simple and affordable technique to theoretically prevent them.
Electronics avoidance
Unless you have control over the device, you can never be sure when a phone or microphone is recording. You also have to take into account the fact that you never know who is watching because cameras are installed everywhere these days. Simply steer clear of electronics in general to reduce the likelihood that you’ll come into contact with any intrusive equipment.
This is not to suggest that you should avoid using your phone, going to an arcade, or being in a place with a lot of technology. There are no secret mind-reading technologies out there that you need to take extra precautions to stay away from.
Alternative or encrypted forms of communication
When at all feasible, speak with people in person rather than over the phone. When speaking in person, adopt Pig Latin or cover your mouth to prevent lip-reading gadgets. To prevent hackers from accessing your computer’s contents and to hide your IP address when communicating digitally, use a VPN.
