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The Coming Slave Machines 
American Daily Review | Fri, Jun 5
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The late science fiction writer and biologist Isaac Asimov dealt with the concept of mind control in his Foundation series. He argues that actually sensing and controlling thoughts-those little voices in our heads-is not something that could be done, ...
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