Remote Neural Monitoring

Record	OBS-0293
Category	Government/Surveillance
Status	DEBUNKED
Summary	Remote neural monitoring (RNM) is the alleged ability to monitor or read a person's brain activity from a distance, often used in conjunction with V2K. Proponents claim that intelligence agencies can access thoughts, emotions, and even memories without physical contact. This is often cited as a method of harassment or control.
Origin	The concept of remote neural monitoring has roots in Cold War-era research on telepathy and mind control, but gained prominence in the 1990s and 2000s within the 'targeted individual' community.
Claimed	Intelligence agencies can remotely monitor brain activity and thoughts. RNM is used to extract information or to harass individuals. The technology can be used to identify victims and operators, as described in a patent application. RNM is often combined with V2K to create a 'voice in the head' experience.
Evidence / consensus	There is no scientific evidence that remote neural monitoring is possible. Brain-computer interfaces require direct contact or very close proximity, and there is no known technology that can read thoughts from a distance. The patent application is not evidence of a working system.

> OBSERVER NOTE:
Remote neural monitoring is a staple of the TI belief system. The patent application is a speculative document, not a demonstration of a functioning device. The scientific community has no mechanism for such a capability.

Sources

US20200275874A1 - Methods and Automatic System to Identify Who is Victims of Abuse Voice to Skull & Remote Neural Monitoring Technology and Identify Who is Remote Attacker or Operator Using Device of Voice to Skull & Remote Neural Monitoring - Google Patents

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