>But if we don't have a good privacy protection legislation, is it possible in the future that you'll be asked for an inspection of your brain? I can already s

>But if we don't have a good privacy protection legislation, is it possible in the future that you'll be asked for an inspection of your brain? I can already see this kind of thing being abused at border crossings. Borders seem to be a no-man's land, where civil liberties are concerned, so even with privacy protections, I'd expect them to not apply there.