>based on the body of information that AMMS and its eleven research institutes use biotechnology processes to support Chinese military end uses and end users, t

>based on the body of information that AMMS and its eleven research institutes use biotechnology processes to support Chinese military end uses and end users, to include "purported" brain-control weaponry '''purported: appearing or stated to be true, though not necessarily so; alleged.''' Though this other part is worrisome, if it is true. >However, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has been working to advance military-research projects in the area of brain science, and hasn't always been shy about it. >In 2018, PLA neuroscientists published a review detailing ways neuroscience could influence future warfare – for example by using brain-machine interface technology to enhance a soldier's capabilities, as well as through sound, light, electricity or even transcranial magnetic stimulation, or of course drugs. The paper also discusses interfering negatively with the heads of enemy targets.