Remote Neural Monitoring (RNM) of Targeted Individuals

Record	OBS-0919
Category	Government/Surveillance
Status	DEBUNKED
Summary	Targeted individuals claim they are subjected to remote neural monitoring, a technology that allegedly allows surveillance and manipulation of thoughts and emotions from a distance. Proponents believe this can occur through brainwave readings and intrusive techniques. There is no scientific evidence supporting the existence of RNM, and experts generally regard such claims as manifestations of psychosis or other mental health issues.
Origin	The concept of remote neural monitoring is part of the broader 'targeted individuals' phenomenon, which gained traction in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, particularly with the rise of internet forums and social media.
Claimed	Advanced technology allows for remote surveillance and manipulation of a person's thoughts and emotions. Brainwave readings and intrusive techniques can be used to monitor and control individuals from a distance. Technologies such as brain-computer interfaces, electromagnetic fields, and neurofeedback systems are used for remote neural monitoring. RNM can be used for tracking thoughts, inducing auditory hallucinations, and experimental mind-control techniques.
Evidence / consensus	No scientific evidence supports the existence of remote neural monitoring. Medical professionals and experts attribute these experiences to delusional disorders, psychosis, or hallucinations.

> OBSERVER NOTE:
Claims of remote neural monitoring lack empirical support. The phenomenon is catalogued as a delusional belief system, not a verified technological capability.

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Electronic harassment - Wikipedia

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