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I think that our exposed thoughts would fall under freedom of speech in America. That, and the 5th amendment ("...nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to
by dkokelley 17y ago
I think that our exposed thoughts would fall under freedom of speech in America. That, and the 5th amendment ("...nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself...").
- dejb 17y agoI'm not sure how relevant the constitution will be in a future where you can read peoples minds among other things.
- tophat02 17y agoBut don't forget the part about "without due process." I think that in the future, we will definitely see the use of technology like this to read the minds of accused felons. I also predict the court will declare this perfectly consitutional, as your right to privacy is effectively waived given the right court order (and the motivating "probably cause"). TRULY innocent people will probably like this tech a lot.