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Philosophical Implications of New Thought-Imaging Technology

April 3, 2018

The CBC reports on recent work on thought-imaging technology, the use and development of which would raise various questions in ethics, and which would possibly be relevant…

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Philosophical Implications of New Thought-Imaging Technology