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Apple Wants People to Control Devices with Their Thoughts

10 jmsflknr 5 5/13/2025, 12:13:47 PM wsj.com ↗

Comments (5)

sylens · 8h ago

Hooli did it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jroQCyWwEgE

bookofjoe · 7h ago

https://archive.ph/Xw3Wo

Mindwipe · 7h ago

Unless you have naughty thoughts of course.

mainecoder · 5h ago

Thought Crime is serious so it should be automatically reported to the authorities, any thoughts of self harm or unaliving oneself will also be reported to the nearest health facility. In addition thinking of words that typically get people cancelled or even thinking about certain gestures will get you banned as well.

fanatic2pope · 6h ago

Any immoral or illegal thoughts will, of course, be reported automatically to the authorities.