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These event-type synchronous, broadcasted human chemosignals open the possibility for objective and non-invasive assessment of a human group response to stimuli
by ComteDeLaFere 10y ago
These event-type synchronous, broadcasted human chemosignals open the possibility for objective and non-invasive assessment of a human group response to stimuli by continuous measurement of chemicals in air.
I don't agree that this isn't invasive. In fact, based on the current heated discussions going on regarding societal and corporate responsibilities around privacy, I don't believe I'm in the minority on this one.
- throwanem 10y ago"Invasive" here is a term of medical art, referring specifically to entry into the body. Sampling exhaled VOCs in free air is thus non-invasive in the medical sense.
- ComteDeLaFere 10y agoI know, it's a play on words on my part. But it is, let's say, "culturally" invasive.