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Wasn't there a study some years ago where they could reconstruct subvocalizations (the "inner voice") by placing electrodes on the throat or jaw? The realisatio

Wasn't there a study some years ago where they could reconstruct subvocalizations (the "inner voice") by placing electrodes on the throat or jaw? The realisation was that when you say something in you head, you send a very weak signal to the acutal muscles that can be picked up. I remember a bit of hysteria that someone would be able to do this remotely, in order to scan people at airports, but that fortunately never materialized. I think this was the story: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/04/180405133040.htm https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/04/180405133040.h...

throwaway88974 5y ago
It is already possible to do this remotely. There's tech that allows to point some kind of sonic device at your head from a fair distance and it's possible to hear your inner voice. I am the victim of this device testing here. For the last year a group of people used sonic device to test interaction with my brain, without my permission, illegally. I have experienced similar symptoms to the ones reported by victims of "Havana Syndrome". I could provide more details, if interested.