Recording a few more thoughts on mind-reading devices. It will be interesting to explore if these devices can be used to understand how people encode information and if this encoding changes over time. Questions arise: How does it vary with age and experiences? Is information encoding consistent across gender, age, race, ethnicity, and culture? Does an apple or a car get encoded similarly in the brain among different individuals, or does familiarity play a role?

However, we must also consider the potential for abuse. These devices could be utilized in interrogation processes, potentially raising concerns about violating the Fifth Amendment, especially in the U.S. These are important considerations and noteworthy aspects to keep in mind.

Switching gears to business opportunities, are there any current prospects? Are there publicly traded stocks or opportunities for private investments? Could these devices be bought or sold on platforms like eBay or Amazon? These questions open up avenues for exploration in the commercial landscape.

Original draft written in June 2019.