Pretty sure atheists have a higher risk of depression, so for all we know a depression treatment might make people find Jesus in droves.
its not far flung to see that it would be mis used
Yes, indeed, the cult behind the Sarin attacks in Japan developed the first instance of the technology.
(It actually worked too.)
that cults was based
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Not the first instance of neural stimulation technology, the first instance of neural stimulation technology for controlling opinions.
It was around long before that.
but this going to be memed in the next big thing
for depression
when you have the world burning and every one is sad then you have the magic chair you sit in to feel happy
thats 1984 level horror
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Yes, a treatment for depression might, shockingly, be marketed for depression, possibly even as a blockbuster treatment for it. Verified Nostradamus.
No, that isn't how treatments for depression work.
Opioid abuse, sure.
i said marketed not that it work work 100% of the time
things go in trends
And I am saying that treatments for depression don't make you think the world is perfect.
Even when they work very well.
but its going to marketed that way
I doubt it.
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and im sure i trust the jew to take care of this for us
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And if it were, then we should hope future despots fall for it and use it instead of actually effective techniques, because it would be entirely ineffective for brainwashing.
yea you dont need to get them all
its like drug dealing
No, I'm not even saying that.
you get anuff for profit and keep them coming back
Entirely ineffective.
It won't brainwash anyone any more than sham stimulation.
(Placebo.)
doubtful other wise they shit can the reseach
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No...
No one applies for grants saying "brainwashing tech", that would make everyone avoid you like the plague.
no shit
(Especially people who give out the cash.)
it being marketed as the depression cure
OOF
