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Brain fingerprinting

Brain fingerprinting 02/18/2004 10:38 PM

Brain fingerprinting is about to take centre stage in a last-chance court appeal against a death-row conviction in the US." The technology was developed by Dr. Lawrence Farwell, one of Time Magazine's "100 Innovators who may be the Picassos or Einsteins of the 21st century." Is this a positive development for humankind (after all, it may clear innocent accused of their alleged crimes, or uncover dangerous terrorists), or is it yet another scary advancement in the government's encroachm ent on our privacy ? I personally think Philip K. Dick, author of "Minori ty Report" may have been more of a prophet than we ever knew. (See this link as well).




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dr2tom (from the DaVinci Institute) writes "The government of India signed a contract this week to use Brain Fingerprinting technology in its criminal justice system. Invented by Seattle-based Dr. Lawrence Farwell, brain fingerprinting uses a headband with sensors measuring brain waves to determine whether certain information is stored in a person's memory. For example, if a picture of a murder scene is shown to a crime suspect, brain-wave measurements might indicate familiarity with the image. Working with the Colorado-based DaVinci Institute, the company said it would like to build a national training center in Colorado." We've written about brain fingerprinting many times before, and it's highly controversial, with those who are against it pointing out the many problems with the current research on the subject. While there's been a lot of press about the topic, it still seems worthwhile to remain skeptical about how well this technology works.

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TCP timestamp & advanced fingerprinting


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Asylum-seeker biometric fingerprinting
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In addition to recording the drivers' licenses, telephone numbers, and addresses of customers who sell used games or consoles, some stores are routinely requiring thumbprints as well. Retailers are collecting the information under a law intended to regulate pawn shops and make it easy for law enforcement officials to track down thieves who fence stolen goods. A number of states have such laws, and Utah passed its own version just last month.

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Pilot Freed as Brazil Quickens
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...a clinical trial in which four-square-millimeter chips will be placed beneath the skulls of paralyzed patients.

If successful, the chips could allow patients to command a computer to act — merely by thinking about the instructions they wish to send.

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Lucas Gonze likes the "Peaches vs Clash" mashup on London Booted, but I'm totally in sync with "I'm Not Down (Hold Your Head Up) ", "Funky Guns of Brixton", "What about Brixton" and of course "Four Hoarse Men".

The downbeat "Lost Souls in the SuperMarket" rocks as well. I keep breaking out in laughter when I hear it.

Hell! I suggest the whole dam playlist.


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