it isn't about exploiting the system by some individual(s). It is about society making a new step enabled by the technology: >The real problem is that it pres

it isn't about exploiting the system by some individual(s). It is about society making a new step enabled by the technology: >The real problem is that it presupposes thought-crime. exactly. The modern theory of organized violence allows for the society to apply violence through its government as executive organ to exterminate (usually by making a law and enforcing it or by just acting directly like using Reaper/Hellfire) whatever the society deems a danger to itself. The only recognized limits on this violence is in the Constitution and there is nothing in, for example, the US Constitution about freedom of thought. Thus as soon as thoughts can be distinguished/categorized, some of them can be outlawed and the law enforced. Btw, would it be a fair use to mentally replay the scenes from a movie? Only if it is limited to 30 sec? Or only if memorized/replayed resolution is below some threshold? ... We're in for an interesting ride.