I'm not even sure how mind control and telepathy could occur (although you could say "mind control" if you have particularly charismatic people paired with heavily suggestible people).
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Batman #753 (2003)- Superman is under Poison Ivy's mind control.
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I admit to you, these industries depend upon mind control.
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"Mind control, like the villain in our show," she said.
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That's not mind control over machines, but that's still pretty powerful.
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King Baby—Babies have all the superpowers, most notably mind control.
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Check. References to MK-ULTRA, the CIA's illegal mind control program?
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Some say it was a sort of government mind control prototype.
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In the lab, they can also create a kind of mind control.
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While most are teleoperated, Dr. Ishiguro is experimenting with direct mind-control.
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" He continued: "I'm a passenger in my own body… It's mind control.
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That's when I realized it was more of a mind-control thing.
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Michio Kaku got a psychic shield to protect against mind control attacks.
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Gretchen is extremely susceptible to mind control and false prophets, it seems.
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Some women were severely thin, possibly as a means of mind control.
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It's clear that even under mind control, Superman doesn't use his full strength.
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Go deeper: Read Axios' Jim VandeHei's piece on Twitter's insane mind-control power.
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Unfortunately (for Delgado), mind control projects were quickly deemed too dangerous to pursue.
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Mind Stone: The Infinity Stone with mind-control capabilities and other psychic powers.
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"The Cage" – a complicated story about alien mind-control – was an ambitious pilot.
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The black technology of mind control is also getting closer to our lives.
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T. gondii is a fascinating parasite because of its mind-control effect on mice.
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What is it like to have a grandmother who underwent CIA mind control experiments?
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Not the brain-dead mind control tactics of the new Puritans on the left.
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Maybe Loki targeted him for mind control because he already had budding evil tendencies.
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Some people believe that a research facility in Alaska is a mind-control lab.
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Project Artichoke was a predecessor to Project MKUltra, an experimental CIA mind control program.
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I think it's because "mind-control" abilities piss me off on a primal level.
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We are, after all, talking about attempted mind control to hoodwink women into sex.
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What we are talking about here is, in some unavoidably literal sense, mind control.
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Others launched into the anti-diversity screeds and predictable talk of censorship and mind control.
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The show deals with CIA deadly LSD experiments in their effort to harness mind control.
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It's unlikely that natural selection is currently operating to give people telepathy or mind control.
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I looked into the real-world CIA mind control experiments my father had mentioned: MKUltra.
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Facebook has conducted experiments on us that show how susceptible we are to mind control.
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" According to her website, Lacter specializes in helping survivors of "ritual abuse and mind control.
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Before it was a "mind-control drug," fluoride was suspected of being a communist plot.
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She also asserts for the second time that Oziel is an expert at mind control.
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There's nothing here as straightforward and easy to accept as super strength or mind control.
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More recently, the character was given psychic mind control abilities that feed into people's desires.
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WATCH: Targeted Individuals, our documentary about people who believe they're being subjected to government mind control.
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Nuclear monsters and alien mind control permeated the drive-ins of the 1950s and early '60s.
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But this isn't quite mind control — at least, no one's controlling tech with just their thoughts.
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Scenario #3: Pachulia misses 583 games due to mind control and is replaced by JAVALE MCGEE!!
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Telepathy, mind control, time travel: These are all just exaggerations of the power books actually have.
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Along with mind control, he was involved in a series of schemes to poison Fidel Castro.
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When Betty visits Evelyn in prison, the Farmie explains the very precarious mind control at work.
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It's a six-parter that explores the CIA's experiments with LSD and mind control in the 1950s.
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That's a mind control technique; they'd have people cleaning the church building or making repairs to it.
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Perhaps the acid affected Angleton's conduct afterward, making him one of the few successful mind-control subjects.
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Like the Envoys, these revolutionaries also employed mind-control techniques to be able to sustain frequent needlecasting.
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The 2016 election was a rebellion against the demagogic mind control of our government-media power establishment.
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They use powerful mental abilities (psionics) to mind control, paralyze, and wipe the minds of their enemies.
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And Paul said that was his first clue [that we were under the influence of mind control].
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Hit them with something kind of funny and then drop some Dale Carnegie mind control on them.
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He's willing to use violence, mind control, and kidnapping to keep the residents of Hope County safe.
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" He found a wide audience in Britain in 2000 with the television show "Derren Brown: Mind Control.
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Acting as yourself isn't easy, especially if your "character" is periodically under the mind control of others.
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But is that an improvement, or is it a mind-control dystopia à la Brave New World?
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The rap against fluoride, mocked in movies like Dr. Strangelove, is that it's a mind-control plot.
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Geyser told doctors that she believed that Harry Potter characters were real, as was Vulcan mind control.
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But chemtrail conspiracy theorists believe the planes are spraying chemicals for weather control, or even mind control.
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I think it was ultimately a mind control tool that we probably don&apost have the key to.
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They're a Brigade de renseignement et de guerre électronique invention that actually aids with the mind control process.
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In the comic books, Mysterio is known for his psychic fighting abilities, such as mind control and telekinesis.
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Asia MurphyPhD student, Ecology, Penn State UniversityI would say flight, mind control, telepathy [are the least plausible superpowers].
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And it turns out the Warlock's use of terror and mind-control does exactly fuck-all against zombies.
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And the idea that fluoride is a mind control drug is a conspiracy theory with a long history.
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Alongside the dancing, Chomsky was being broadcast in quotation throughout, mainly delivering a spiel about corporate mind control.
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What Tracy did, then, was signal boost a theory being espoused alongside those of mind control and time manipulation.
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The Central Intelligence Agency tested the drug's possibilities as a truth serum or perhaps a vehicle for mind control.
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But it's an example of Trump employing his mind-control power to make Democrats oppose something they previously supported.
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" Smith says that by the end of the insight group she was "in a total state of mind control.
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I imagined it wouldn't feel good, but I was also a bit skeptical about the zombie mind control claims.
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Harry learns that the key to resisting Voldy's mind control is to focus on how much he's loved (aww).
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For example, did you hear that aromatherapy oils are all secretly fluoridated by the deep state's mind-control program?
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It's notable that in the new wave of rape-revenge tales, the rapist dominates his victims through mind control.
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Sure. Maybe. I tried to keep my head in the game by resisting meds, an obvious instrument of mind control.
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The most devious among them are the behavioral manipulators — parasites that get into other critters' bodies and mind-control them.
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But brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) like the BrainGate system used by Mr Kochevar provide evidence that mind-control can work.
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In fact, it is reminiscent of some of the mind-control gadgets we've seen over the last half-dozen years.
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InfoWars has spread plenty of conspiracy theories about world leaders being involved in the Illuminati, mind control, and satanic rituals.
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Many of the early critics of nudge techniques regarded them as infantilising, or even a type of government mind control.
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The modern technology of mind control, it appears, is effective in quelling the human drive for freedom—but only temporarily.
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I continued my "mind control" as I walked across the city to get home, which took me nearly four hours.
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The first pops up in Loki's (Tom Hiddleston) mind-control scepter from The Avengers, and in Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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This is, of course, a game about Mind Flayers, the last survivors an empire founded on slavery and mind control.
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Sofiane's new gifts are the ones that have already been highly publicized, since he can mind control other people's bodies.
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The F.B.I. has said that Mr. Santiago also claimed to investigators that he was the victim of government mind control.
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Mind control is a bidirectional process, so these people bring their own meaning and experiences into whatever the indoctrination is.
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It's a seven-day cruise where fringe thinkers can discuss everything from crop circles to mind control on the open sea.
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Adventures of Superman #642 (2005)- While under Max Lord's mind control, Superman beats up Batman and lands him in the hospital.
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If you can fly a drone using your brain, how long will it be before NASCAR goes full mind control mode?
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The invaders have teamed up with the rich to profit off of the masses and keep them asleep with mind control.
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And it is hard to persuade people that they're wrong once they're sure fluoride is a government attempt at mind control.
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Cast members Arjun Gupta (Penny) and Summer Bishil (Margot) try their hands at some mind control in the Hall of Magic.
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There's a complex plot involving mind control and psychic dueling that eventually results in Jean Grey being deemed an intergalactic threat.
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Although this technology is still in its infancy, it's not quite as hard to imagine abandoning touch screens for mind control anymore.
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" But in recent days, West has posted videos on Twitter, including a nine-minute live stream in which he discussed "mind control.
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In these few instances of fighting, either Batman or Superman under mind control, or else there's a misunderstanding which is quickly explained.
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Fisher reviewed the book "The Cult of Trump: A Leading Cult Expert Explains How the President Uses Mind Control" by Steven Hassan.
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Delgado, who was Spanish, left the U.S. shortly after Congressional hearings in which he was accused of developing "totalitarian" mind-control devices.
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BioShock used mind control as a metaphor for players' lack of free will, starting with a reference to Half-Life's famous crowbar.
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Haddock sets out to discover why the "citizens" of Limetown went missing — only to encounter a shadowy conspiracy bent on mind control.
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The first machine will allow workers to test their mind-control powers by altering the speed of the machine with their mind.
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Hopefully those mind-control workers will actually be getting paid for their brain power, or better yet won't need money at all.
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Back in January we heard about Draper's efforts to outfit a living dragonfly with a sort of solar-powered mind control backpack.
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Through mind control and body-snatching, these "reptilians" purportedly seek to install totalitarian world government, thereby bringing about rule of the Antichrist.
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Powers: An OP ability to hold energies that allow for mind control, energy, and astral projection, along with telekinetic and telepathic powers.
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But he was valued and protected, particularly by Allen Dulles, the director of central intelligence, who believed deeply in mind-control experiments.
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The agency has a long history of destroying records related to the overthrow of democratically elected governments, mind control experiments and torture.
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Conspiracy theorists have railed for seven decades against fluoride, suggesting that water fluoridation was a government mind-control trick or communist plot.
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Jessica Jones' first season, for example, works because the villain, Kilgrave, has mind-control powers that make him an uncontainable, terrifying, overwhelming threat.
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The poor ladybug is far from the only creature to be subjected to this kind of torturous mind control, either; far from it.
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Then, inside, they watched as two children tried to move a ball with mind control via electrodes on the front of their heads.
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Smith was alluding to a conspiracy theory that, on its fringes, brings in Nazi mind-control, the Illuminati, the cosmos, and Renaissance art.
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Yet if Medea's mind-control powers affect him, surely that suggests that he has a mind, and is more than a mere machine?
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Healer-leaning specialists can send a drone out to heal distant allies or remove status effects, such as the Sectoid mind control ability.
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He's also found time to Periscope his thoughts on his IQ score, mind control, and his forthcoming album Yandhi, all live from Africa.
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"Whether or not that ties into MKUltra and mind control, which I believe it does, the CIA claims it does not," said Greenewald.
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My father fought the alleged mind-control experiments as if his humanity were at stake, collecting evidence, researching remedies, traveling far from home.
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These crimes are so common that Indonesian police routinely warn people to be on the lookout for thieves with mystical mind control powers.
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Futurama (1999-2003, Fox; 2010-13, Comedy Central) SAMPLE MALFEASANCE Mind control via a virus spread through the corporation's social media app, Twitcher.
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Rather, say these authorities, Rajneesh prevents his disciples from leaving his "Buddhafield" by trapping them in an intricate, devious web of mind control.
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In 2600, a VICE writer published an article suggesting that Yelawolf had used Illuminati mind control to convince hipsters that he was cool.
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Why it matters: This is the mind-control power Trump has, thanks to 90 percent of Republicans approving of his tactics and performance.
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Her memoir, most valuable as an artifact of how one individual can escape mind control, tracks this transformation from zealous believer to apostate.
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But scientists are coming up against another problem: conspiracy theorists who are convinced that they're spraying chemicals for the purpose of mind control.
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This prompts a visit to the local library to dig up stories on creepy Dr. Brenner and his links to LSD mind-control experiments.
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He also gave them the novelty of a female protagonist, Rey (Daisy Ridley) who could outfight, outshoot and out-mind-control her male counterparts.
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The world's largest hedge fund, Bridgewater, of Westport, Connecticut, was essentially a cult, with its own bible, ritual mind control, and feats of strength.
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He recently launched a new trivia book called "Cats Are Capable of Mind Control: And 1,000+ Uberfacts You Never Knew You Needed to Know."
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Since I passed that "mind control" banner on Sproul Plaza last year, I've read about the science of surgical implants and neural control systems.
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"Poisoner in Chief: Sidney Gottlieb and the CIA Search for Mind Control" describes how, unbeknown to Wasson, the spy agency was funding his travel.
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The potions set on the side is a game where visitors can experiment with mind control, and the books on the shelf are musical.
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Getting Stamkos at that price to set an internal salary cap the rest of the team acknowledges is some sort of mind control tactic.
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The group is reported to have adopted a mind-control approach called Dominus Obsequious Sororium, Latin for "lord over the obedient female companions" or "DOS."
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In retrospect, it was relatively tame — a few years later and there'd have been Satanism or a Pentagon-funded games journalism mind control project involved.
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By exerting a bit of mind control, the fungus forces the fly to seek an elevated perch and lift its wings in an unnatural position.
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Cameron's experiments, alongside other institutions, were funded by the CIA to further "mind control" studies, which subjected unknowing patients to hallucinogenic drugs and other chemicals.
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Jessica herself developed an alcohol addiction as a coping mechanism for her PTSD after being under the mind-control of the first season's villain, Kilgrave.
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I think it's a cult simply because mind control was used, and because the Irwins made claims that they were the only way to heaven.
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" West also returned to social media on Saturday with a nine-minute video rant about mind control and made clear that he is "not crazy.
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Depending on whom you ask, those chemicals are believed to contain mind-control drugs, or electromagnetic nanoparticles that are turning our clouds into global megaweapons.
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"I believe there is something much more sinister going on with these videos, like mind control or behavior modification," one r/elsagate member told me.
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The movement's most prominent voices, however, tend to believe the surveillance is part of a mind-control field test done in preparation for global domination.
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When I asked Eberhardt straight up if she thought a diet could be a tool for mind control, she was surprisingly receptive to the idea.
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Common I took this picture of Common downstairs in Paradiso's basement after he did a press conference for his album Universal Mind Control in 2008.
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Readers were so upset, that the writers recalibrated her story, explaining she was given a mind-control serum that forced her to do bad things.
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Will Reeves (Louis Gossett Jr.) discovered the group when he broke up a KKK meeting, and also discovered that the group had mind control technology.
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The bottom line is that I see very sophisticated mind-control techniques being used through the media, through religious broadcasters and radio talk-show hosts.
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Scarlet Witch's powers have changed since her first cinematic appearance, when she had some kind of psychic mind control stuff in Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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But once he was transferred to the FBI office in Miramar, Florida, he introduced the ISIS claim and has not mentioned mind control, the agent testified.
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McKamey says he uses mind-control techniques and hypnosis to put people through mental torture, and that he can get them to believe anything he wants.
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Here's a guy seated with an array of orgonites in a video titled, "Orgonite & Illuminati Mind Control" in which he talks about the benefits of orgonites.
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The mind-control trope has been taken up by superhero TV shows from Jessica Jones to Supergirl, Agent Carter to the old Batman 1966 TV series.
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The accounts are disturbing and specific, but incomplete and unproven—something Hanks' accuser attributes to the trauma-based mind control she believes herself a victim of.
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DC Comics has had Batman and Superman clash dozens of times since their creation, for reasons ranging from mind control to political disagreements to villain manipulation.
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I applied the idea of mind control that takes place in the sinister "Room 101" in 1984 to a run down public school in the future.
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He threatened them with what he called a supernatural mind-control machine which he named "Jackie" - an acronym of Jehovah, Allah, Christ, Krishna and Immortal Easwaran.
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In fact, it might even be impossible because this magical fetus has mind-control abilities; it can manipulate and advocate for its continued viability in vivo.
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A mysterious suicide is a good subject for a documentary, especially one that's linked to a covert CIA program involving mind control experiments and psychedelic drugs.
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") Meanwhile, West (who earlier on Saturday returned to Twitter to give a lengthy monologue about mind control) has become something of a comic foil to "S.
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Thanks to the Hogwarts curriculum, I can withstand mind control and even limited torture, but I cannot write a compelling cover letter without humiliating grammatical error's.
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First, no one credible thinks CA's purported ability to mind control Facebook users by showing them "psychographically" targeted ads was anything other than snake-oil nonsense.
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In interviews with Chinese news outlets, Mr. Mou said he had not tried to manipulate his girlfriend psychologically and did not know what mind control was.
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When Uri Geller met Wernher von Braun, he used psychokinesis to bend the rocket scientist's gold wedding band, then fixed his pocket calculator via mind control.
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Before that summer, I had assumed hypnosis involved mind control, a pocket watch swinging in front of my face and me unknowingly word-vomiting my secrets.
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A 1977 report revealed that the CIA had been pursuing mind-control efforts, with goals ranging from eliciting information to changing people's sexual habits and desires.
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Get Out is a movie laden with standard horror tropes — creepy suburban artifice, attempts to gaslight the protagonist, mind control, bizarre medical experiments, you name it.
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There was a Jean Claude Van Damme movie, "Universal Soldier" where they trained people to be more violent, or they used mind control to do that.
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Brown, known for his mind control television shows, warned that the ride, which contains 4D special effects and "large-scale illusions", is not for the faint hearted.
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Years earlier, when Jones considered herself a superhero, Kilgrave used his mind-control powers on Jessica, turning her into his slave that he used romantically and criminally.
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Although Gottlieb had, by the early sixties, rightly concluded that LSD was "too unpredictable" to be a mind-control drug, at that point it was too late.
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" Steven A. Hassan, a cult expert and founder of the Massachusetts-based Freedom of Mind Resource Center, tells Broadly that FLDS is "a totalistic mind control cult.
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"It's exactly the same phenomenon: It's just a different set of content beliefs, but the actual structure and process of brainwashing and mind control is the same."
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His armor is indestructible, he can teleport, summon demons, cast spells, trade minds with others, and he's so smart that he's pretty much impervious to mind control.
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In the meantime, a wave of companies is betting on bringing Mind Control Lite to the masses with a neural interface that requires no surgery at all.
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This comes in the form of a villain named Screenslaver, who seeks to prove humans' apathy, and increased dependence on digital devices, by using them for mind control.
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Morris has mastered his style and technique over the last three decades, bringing it all the bear in his investigation into the CIA's mind control program, Project MKUltra.
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Olson's family accepted this explanation as fact until 1975, when details of the CIA's Project MKUltra — enacting mind control and brainwashing through psychedelic drugs and torture — were uncovered.
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On The Vampire Diaries, Damon uses his mind control powers on nearly every woman he interacts with except Elena, to show that his love for her is true.
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If there is a witchy sleeper cell working for Team Antichrist, then that could mean anything from a surprise Cordelia assassination to mind control over the entire coven.
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He talks at length about Escape-ism as mind control, and it's part of his stage patter, I get it, but on another level, I don't, you know?
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You'll strive for answers even in the face of grotesque consequences for failure, and sometimes even more gruesome methods of success (including particularly morbid uses of mind control).
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It's also the phrase that young Wyllis, under Bran's mind control, keeps repeating until it becomes the one word that he'll speak for the rest of his life.
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Kanye captioned his vid "Mind control," and started off by railing at social media and discussing how he's hurt by people trying to tell him what to do.
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Mind-body medicine can include a range of health practices that combine efforts to focus the mind, control breathing and move the body in ways that promote relaxation.
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And you have magic on your side, able to use laser beams to mind control unruly pupils — although abuse your power and they'll morph into placid, test-taking pineapples.
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Mind control stories key directly into one our most essential fears – that of losing ourselves, of feeling helpless, and of surrendering our will to something more powerful than ourselves.
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But then came an unexpected blow: Using mind control caused this weird living computer-thing mini-boss to appear, teleporting across the map and cloning itself at will. Pants.
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When Scott's school is infiltrated by a group of alleged environmentalists who turn out to be testing mind control software, he has to save the day — without any superpowers.
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"Some are more into Ufology, some are into the 911/Sandy Hook/false flag events, some are into MKUltra [an alleged CIA mind control scheme] and chemtrails," Jenny explains.
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During a previous hearing, an FBI agent testified that Santiago had been under psychiatric evaluation and that he mentioned after the shooting that he was under government mind control.
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Tabloids had called it a twisted form of mind control, but from the inside this was seen as a powerful way to live one's ethics in a measurable way.
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Honestly, Tony Stark may not have been happy to know his father's shield was winding up in the hands of the man who murdered him while under mind control.
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Phan, 44, had a history of calling, texting and writing to local and federal law enforcement agencies to tell them about his concerns about mind-control conspiracies and cyber terrorists.
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Phan had sent similar letters to the sheriff&aposs office, and he often called 911 or texted messages detailing conspiracy theories about government mind-control programs, according to the reports.
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In movies, hypnosis is often portrayed as a form of mind control, but when administered by a qualified healthcare professional, it can be helpful for treating a number of conditions.
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The sorceress Medea saved the day, mesmerising the robot using her mind-control powers and then removing a bronze rivet from his ankle, causing the life fluid to drain away.
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HAARP has been the subject of numerous conspiracy theories ranging from weather and mind control—pushing its operators to hold an open house in 2016 just to dispel false rumors.
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Kilgrave had the power of mind control and would use it to abuse Jones, including by making her smile as he forced her to do other things against her will.
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In the 18th century these included mesmerism, which later gave way to telepathy and then mind control through cellphone waves and chemtrails, spewed by aircraft launched, perhaps, from Area 51.
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Released in 1993 and new on Blu-ray, Mr. Ferrara's version adds a new layer of paranoia but sets the familiar tale of alien mind control on a military base.
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He flipped to a printout of the Wikipedia entry on MK Ultra, the notorious C.I.A. mind-control program, and told me he was subjected to similar sorts of experiments there.
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Shortly after this gentleman posed behind the Resolute desk for a photo with Trump, he tweeted about people having chips implanted in their skin as part of government mind control.
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"He was given LSD, psilocybin and mescaline," Stephen Kinzer, author of the newly published book "Poisoner in Chief: Sidney Gottlieb and the CIA Search for Mind Control," said by email.
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"At the start, I didn't expect my three-year research process to take me into the world of conspiracy theory, systematic mind-control, and pop stardom," Kay tells The Creators Project.
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Still, endorsements aren't mind control, and it wouldn't have been a stretch for fans of the brainy mayor to decide that Warren rather than Biden was more of a kindred figure.
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Letters To the Editor: "How Uber Pushes Drivers' Buttons" (front page, April 4) paints as mind control what in another section of the paper would be seen as good business practices.
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Although the British teen is just looking for a good time at an idyllic summer camp, she and her friends find mind control, gruesome wild life, and Midsommar-y games instead.
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"Mind Control," the show that Nyman, O'Connor, and Brown devised—they have since collaborated on nearly all of the stage shows—débuted at the end of 2000 and quickly generated buzz.
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In fact, she's convinced that queer people have been using Nazi-style mind control tricks on poor, unsuspecting Christians to sway them into thinking same-sex marriage is actually a good idea.
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However, since the Satanic Temple's petition went online, her name has been scrubbed ISSTD's website—although the page for Ritual Abuse/Mind-Control Special Interest, which is Lacter's area of interest, remains.
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The animated comedy's wide-ranging format allowed MomCorp to parody all sorts of real world products — its mind-control virus urged people to buy more of the company's "eyePhones" — and corporate perfidy.
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The research program there, a Cold War project, had no connection with the notorious mind-control experiments conducted by the C.I.A. in the 1950s, in which LSD was tested on unwitting civilians.
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After brooding over the problem, Asimov came up with the Mule, a mutant telepath who uses mind control to conquer the galaxy — a black swan that Hari Seldon could never have foreseen.
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Our government has become a Mind Flayer of sorts: it sees itself as a superior race of thinkers and feels a need to dominate other beings to the point of mind control.
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Get Erotic Hypnosis Some people report experiencing mind-blowing orgasms while under erotic hypnosis, which is exactly what it sounds like: a trained hypnotist helps you experience your fantasies through mind control.
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Its villain was a tech tycoon whose outlandish plan — solving global warming by getting humanity to wipe itself out via mind control — was based on actual anxiety about Silicon Valley monopolies and surveillance.
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Cults leaders do a lot of weird things — they use music as mind control and bedazzle denim jackets — but sacrificing personal preferences and privacy to serve as the benign figurehead of a commonwealth?
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Hassan, who's been educating the public about mind control for 40 years, says if the government can figure out how to deal with FLDS, they'll know how to deal with terrorist group ISIS.
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The group was organized around the conviction that its members are victims of a sprawling conspiracy to harass thousands of everyday Americans with mind-control weapons and armies of so-called gang stalkers.
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She comes from such an abusive, terrible, mind-control background, so when she gets to Vormir and she has a chance to get the family back, that's a thing she would trade for.
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"Stranger Things" has brought the MK-Ultra project — in which C.I.A. subjects used LSD to attempt mind control during the Cold War — back into the cultural consciousness, with terrifying depictions of their experiments.
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The first in the series is Rakka, an allegory for military occupation in which a human resistance led by Sigourney Weaver fights a brutal alien race equipped with powerful weapons and mind control.
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While no one in "Akane" scientifically explains how Maeve is able to mind control another host without words — her sole response is, "I'm finding a new voice" — the concrete answer is the mesh network.
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Outside the presentation room, beneath the sun and the blue sky, if I could momentarily forget that we were talking about mind control, it almost felt like I was at an adult summer camp.
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Season one didn't shy away from depicting how seductive and alluring Kilgrave's mind control could be — he was always stylishly dressed and lived comfortably — and how power like his could make life so easy.
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Now, before you start panicking about government mind control, know that these chips were built with a benevolent purpose: helping doctors to monitor patients who recently suffered traumatic brain injury or underwent brain surgery.
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With any luck, that will include former Minnesota governor and professional wrestler Jesse Ventura, who questioned whether HAARP was being used for mind control in 2009 after being turned away at the facility's gates.
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He cited patents, research, and the central role of something he called MKUltra, a real CIA mind-control program that ran from 2000 to 33 that targeted drug addicts, prisoners, and other vulnerable people.
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No one, for example, designed a fungus to invade ants' bodies and mind-control them around the rain forest—that unusual strategy emerged thanks to generation upon generation of random mutations and natural selection.
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Renowned documentary filmmaker Errol Morris is back with Wormwood, a very cool, very scary looking film about the CIA's infamous mind control program and the mysterious death of one man wrapped up in it.
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Numbering in the thousands, the self-described targeted individuals, or T.I.s, say that they are being tortured with mind-control weapons and put under surveillance by armies of covert agents known as gang stalkers.
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A majority of mankind at this moment lives under the oppression of authoritarian regimes of the left or the right, but not under the kind of totalistic and hermetic mind control feared by Orwell.
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The fact that the white-supremacist mind-control plot is called Cyclops, and has a monocular logo that looks suspiciously like the single eye of the giant alien squid that Ozymandias dropped on Manhattan?
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Simon: Funny things start happening in your head when you spend a year writing about how seemingly easy it is for parasites to mind-control their hosts with either hormones or physically attacking the brain.
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The latest episode of The Gateway includes interviews with April Foreman, a suicidologist who studies the intersection of suicide prevention and social media, and Steven Hassan, a mental health counselor who specializes in mind control.
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Her argument would likely be something like this: I've served 39 years for murders I only committed due to Manson's mind control ... I'm no longer under his control, and no longer a threat to society.
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Santiago initially told the FBI after the shooting that he believed he was under some form of government mind control, before switching to unfounded claims he acted in support of the Islamic State extremist group.
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Sources in day-to-day contact with R. Kelly tell TMZ, the singer is "disgusted" by the series, which makes shocking allegations against him including sex with various underage girls, physical abuse and mind control.
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The F.B.I. has said he told agents he carried out the shooting because of some form of government mind control, later saying he was inspired by videos and chat rooms linked to the Islamic State.
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While pregnant, Eleven's mother participated in MKUltra, the CIA's best-known mind control project, and Eleven grew up in a secluded laboratory, shuttled among experiments, hooked up to electrodes, and forced to develop telekinetic abilities.
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I tried to ask Fisher about his new "collection"—which is really just Champion tees with flat earth maps printed on the left breast—but he kept getting into chemtrails and MKUltra mind-control schemes.
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Santiago initially made similar claims during an interrogation following the shooting, but once he was transferred to the FBI office in Miramar, Florida, Santiago introduced the ISIS claim and never again mentioned mind control, Ferlazzo testified.
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The 27 media coverage of the Waco massacre — which depicted Koresh as a single-minded genius exerting power over his fellow Branch Davidians via mind control — has by now become the defining story of the siege.
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He used it on often unwitting subjects, including prisoners and students, to see if it could induce a mental state extreme enough to work as either a kind of truth serum or a mind-control agent.
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Instead of using mind control, or attempting to give the arms some level of autonomy and intelligence to know what the wearer wants them to do, the extra limbs mimic the movements of the user's legs.
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Credit where credit is due: Evolution has invented a lot of clever adaptations, from fish that swim up sea cucumber's butts and eat their gonads to parasites that mind-control their hosts in wildly complex ways.
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Cult leaders, who are known for isolating their followers and seeking inappropriate loyalty, can take the emotions and feelings of togetherness that group singing and dancing provide and use it as a form of mind control.
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And the only real change in Gears 5, the ability to "use" your robot companion Jack to shock or stun or mind control enemies, is functionally just the implementation of biotic abilities from Mass Effect 2.
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But the worm guy is actually a vaunted comic book villain, an alien Venusian worm called Mister Mind: Mister Mind is a space worm with powerful psionic abilities; he's a master at telepathy and mind control.
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Kanye West took a break from family time in Africa to get in touch with the world via social media once again, and his purpose was to speak out against mind control ... and oddly, social media.
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Since then, he has questioned whether the 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School was a hoax, promoted the so-called Pizzagate conspiracy theory and said fluoridated water was part of a government mind-control plot.
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Horror Genres: Zombies, mind control Erica (Gayle Hunnicutt) travels to a small island in search of her fiancé, Richard (Christopher Connelly), who she suspects is in the nefarious hands of his scientist partner, Lewis (Randolph Mantooth).
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They illuminate longstanding forensic doubts about the idea that Frank Olson jumped from the window, and theorize that something even darker than mind-control techniques and brainwashing — biological warfare; state-sanctioned murder — lay behind his death.
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MK-Ultra was a real top secret, Cold War-era CIA project that began in the mid-50s, focused mostly on administering LSD and psychedelic drugs to test subjects for research on mind control and interrogation techniques.
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" While their identities have been withheld, three former associates of the singer also spoke with reporter Jim DeRogatis, repeating the parents' accusations and adding details of their own — one says "he is a master at mind control.
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But it turns out that the upper reaches of the C.I.A. bought into the story, and launched a mind-control program in a desperate effort to counter the nonexistent threat that it had helped conjure into being.
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Before you rush off into a panic about the dystopian possibility of mind control or memory deletion, it's important to recognize that the procedure in Dr. Kindt's study only weakened the subjects' fear memory and avoidant behavior.
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Their sommelier was once named "best sommelier in Southern California" by the Restaurant Writer's Association, so their wine selection is really good—provided you can convince yourself that it hasn't been spiked with Scientology mind-control drugs.
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But while Jessica's adversary was as outlandish as he was chilling, Luke's villains don't possess mind-control powers like Kilgrave, or almost inhuman stature like Wilson Fisk, or seemingly inexhaustible supplies of ninja assassins like The Hand.
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Gabriel Winant reviews Natural Causes: An Epidemic of Wellness, The Certainty of Dying, And Killing Ourselves to Live Longer in "Mind Control," proving how Barbara Ehrenreich's new book is a radical critique of wellness and self-improvement.
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Lester, an old hand at dapper menace, is good as a Checquy bigwig with highly useful powers of mind control, such as putting men to sleep while he has sex with their wives in front of them.
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Kanye West wasted no time reminding everyone of his political affiliations in 2019 as he spent New Year's Day posting a series of tweets about mind control, changing the world, and his unwavering support of President Donald Trump.
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The purpose of this admittedly suspicious-sounding activity was not to deliver mind-control agents into our air supply, but rather, to track the motions of particles in the electrically-charged portion of our atmosphere called the ionosphere.
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He talks about working on new music, his Saturday Night Live appearance, and his publishing deal with Sony/ATV Music, but he focused his nine-minute stream of consciousness on the concepts of mind control and positive vibes.
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That's not how science works Up, Up, and Away: Scott pretends to have superpowers to fit in with the rest of his family, and ends up entangled with a group of alleged environmentalists testing out mind control software.
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In between, you have last year's Raw (cannibalistic urges, passed down in the main character's family from woman to woman) and Thelma (mind control powers that manifest along with the lead's burgeoning same-sex attraction to a classmate).
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The way that things move in there is very efficient and mechanical, and if you really want to break it down, your darkest fears of mind control and sensory deprivation and all of those things come into play.
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SECRET C.I.A. DOCUMENTS The Times's legal department sued the C.I.A. earlier this year for withholding documents about a particularly controversial episode in the agency's history: a secret mind-control experiment in which C.I.A. employees were covertly given LSD.
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But putting lithium in the water would actually be a mind-control plot: It would be a concerted effort by the government to put mind-altering chemicals in the water supply to change the behavior of the citizenry.
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When Sid Kouider showed up at Slush, the annual startup showcase in Helsinki, wearing an ascot cap and a device he claimed would usher in a new era of technological mind control, no one thought he was crazy.
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In particular, the community is marked by a distrust of technology, of media, and of figures of authority (in one proposed explanation, Donald Trump is a time traveler linked to CERN, the Manhattan Project, and mass mind control).
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" As detailed last month by the New York Times, a growing number of people believe they are "victims of a sprawling conspiracy to harass thousands of everyday Americans with mind-control weapons and armies of so-called gang stalkers.
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TL;DR: There's a whole bunch of superheroes trying to protect the people of Earth and keep a fancy cube that can make wormholes and a magic scepter with mind-control powers out of the hands of bad guys.
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Although MKUltra is often associated with "mind control", psychic powers, Manchurian Candidates and other concepts sensationalized in fiction, most now believe it was basically an illegal torture program, especially gruesome with the ink barely dry on the Nuremburg Code.
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Greek thinks the exercise "plunges people into their unconscious and cuts them off from past support systems without letting them establish any real relationships in the present" a result that, he says, is the very foundation of mind control.
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In the end, the Suldlom Collective decided to assimilate, to make the foreign its own; at first, it used old-fashioned propaganda, then orbital mind control stations, and finally even genetic modification to transform its diverse citizens into conformists.
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If you don't know about MKUltra (which, come on, wake up sheeple), it was a top secret CIA mind-control experiment that had government agents giving ungodly amounts of psychedelic drugs to test subject before inflicting unspeakable horrors upon them.
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TIs believe the government is disrupting their lives through mind control and operatives following their every move, so-called "gang-stalking": agents beaming voices into their heads, bumping into them on crowded streets, and implanting tracking chips under their skin.
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Secondly, as a lovely lesbian myself, I can promise that if I had mind control abilities my first thought would not be to force happy thoughts about marriage equality onto homophobic people who have no power to change actual laws.
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In an interview with a podcast host in March, Mr. Long identified himself as a member of the online community of so-called targeted individuals, people who believe they are being harassed with mind-control weapons and by armies of stalkers.
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" When I check it out myself, my closest potential romance is with a 32-year-old woman with a Monica Lewinksy profile pic who lists among her interests, "How to Survive When You're Wide Eyed Blazened Awake" and "Jewish Mind Control.
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Also planned for Stadia is indie puzzle game Kine, Orcs Must Die 3 (which will be exclusive to Stadia), Windjammers 2, the upcoming reboot of Destroy All Humans, Superhot, Superhot: Mind Control Delete, and Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle.
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Since we know Lord's character has dealt with mind control in the comics, he could be doing something to unknowingly persuade Diana to give in to her desire to see Steve again in exchange for something that undoubtedly is bad.
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Gizmodo: Which of the creatures discussed in your book bears the closest resemblance to what we think of when we see the word "zombie"—the flesh-eating virus, the mind control, the desire to feed, the violent trajectory from victim to victim?
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Related: Meet the Artist Quilting Flaccid Pink AK-47s Watch a CGI 'War of the Worlds' Unfold in Siberia A Modernist Artist Blends Realistic Memories of World War I Onto Canvas England's 'Mind Control Tower' Is a Spiritual Reminder of War History
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Now, armed with $1 million in seed funding and some initial data that their experiments in mind control actually work, Dopamine Labs is spending money to boost its staff and sales and marketing efforts to bring more apps in on its brain science.
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In the 1960s, the Soviet Union microwaved US diplomats in Moscow at low levels, triggering an episode of Cold War buffoonery in the form of a secret health study to see if "microwave mind control weapons" were at work on the unknowing US diplomats.
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This class of human has spectacular powers, such as mind control or the ability to manipulate electromagnetic waves, and exists mostly in big-budget global superhero franchises, like X-Men (or in mid-budget Ben Stiller-starring cult classics from 1999, like Mystery Men).
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Inside, Facebook employees got to see early versions of Portal as well as other experiments like a brain-computer interface designed to allow humans to mind-control a device, and Project Sequoia, an augmented reality adventure resembling the hologram-like computers in "Iron Man" movies.
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People have long believed that the waves emanating from our kitchen friendly rotational cubes can be used as a means of mind-control and suspend free will, while other, more benign conspiracists simply believe microwaves zap all the nutrients from the food they heat.
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Perhaps a decade ago, it would have been easy to pass off "The Captive Mind" as a relic of the totalitarian 20th century: However, the last decade has demonstrated how the mechanisms of mind control Milosz exposed continue to be deployed throughout the globe.
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The F.B.I. previously said Mr. Santiago had visited its office in Anchorage last year complaining about hearing voices and supposed C.I.A. mind control, which led to the temporary seizure of his gun by the Anchorage police and his brief stay in a mental hospital.
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The F.B.I. previously said Mr. Santiago had visited its office in Anchorage last year to complain about hearing voices and supposed C.I.A. mind control, which led to the temporary seizure of his gun by the Anchorage police and his brief stay in a mental hospital.
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The most critically-acclaimed of Netflix's Marvel shows, Jessica Jones follows the titular former superhero-turned private investigator, who is trying to put her life back together following her escape from an abusive, non-consensual relationship with a man named Kilgrave, who possesses mind-control abilities.
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The awesome Isamu Yamamoto—who's only thirteen by the way—has mastered the art of freeline skating to the point where you'd think he has some sort of crazy magnets attached to his feet and/or has figured out a way to mind control inanimate objects.
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He's hunting for documents related to the notorious MKUltra program (often referred to as the CIA's "mind control" project), an endeavour he embarked on after realizing that the agency had left out thousands of pages from a FOIA request Greenewald filed about the program back in 297.
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My guess is that the kids would have gathered on Facebook, Instagram or Snapchat and discussed my otherness and concluded that, though I did not outwardly appear to wear stripes or have horns, I was clearly hiding them, or using mind control to erase them from view.
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Gretchen now believes that the founder of the Church of Cosmetology is her new prophet, so Kimmy takes her on a Choose Your Own Adventure to try to convince her that there's a life outside mind-control organizations and that making your own decisions is fun.
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Per the Guardian:"People may feel angry and violated if they think their data was used in some kind of mind-control project," Aleksandr Kogan, the now notorious Cambridge University psychologist whose app collected data on up to 87 million Facebook users, said during a US senate hearing.
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Here they are: I'm operating under the assumption that you don't have mind control over your allies, and both they and your enemies in this scenario would be like Terminators or the zombies from 210 Days Later in the sense that they'd be all kill, all the time.
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The slow awakening of Akecheta and his fellow warriors also explains the unusual behavior exhibited by members of Ghost Nation throughout the show, like how vocal commands from Stubbs (Luke Hemsworth) didn't work on them in the first season or how they aren't susceptible to Maeve's mind-control powers.
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But what really created him was an American public that treats a private-school accent as if it were mind-control wizardry, and members of a Conservative Establishment so intellectually famished that they'd promote an acrylic-painted mannequin doing its best Hitchens impression as their greatest living mind.
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Krysten Ritter skulks around as a tormented gumshoe with an alcohol problem, who's living in Hell's Kitchen and has put her superhero past behind her, mostly — except to get at her tormentor, a mutant with a special kind of mind control who can make women do what he wants.
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"You know when people try to influence you through social media and try to tell you what to do, or if you post something that's, like, positive on Instagram, it gets taken down if it's not a part of a bigger agenda that's like mind control," he said.
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He said: Issue 2 will lay a lot of our cards on the table in terms of what the new status quo is, but the one thing we can say unequivocally is: This is not a clone, not an imposter, not mind control, not someone else acting through Steve.
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And although Salvo's narration — rife with Cold War–era technophobia, mind-control horrors, and fear of an omnipresent enemy's reach — is often rich and lyrical, this isn't likely to hook those who didn't rush out to snag the recent Barbarella volume from Humanoids or IDW's Howard Nostrand collections.
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Originally interested in working on a project about MK-Ultra, a mid-century CIA program incorporating a variety of behavioral experiments (among them, brainwashing and mind control), Morris honed in on the Olsons as the gateway into a larger exploration of conspiracy and the perils of searching for the truth.
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In both, parents are subject to external mind control, although, in "The 5,000 Fingers," Bart's widowed mother (the singer and TV personality Mary Healy) isn't brainwashed by Martians but indoctrinated by the mad Dr. Terwilliker (Hans Conried, who was the voice of Captain Hook in Walt Disney's 1953 animated "Peter Pan").
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And I was really interested in moving it forward a little bit, exploring the things that didn't even necessarily exist 40 years ago, like artificial intelligence and mind control and life after death; well, that existed 40 years ago but I don't think to the degree that we understand it today.
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Kilgrave (played by former Doctor Who star David Tennant) was a chilling enemy who used his mind-control powers to abduct and rape the title character, leaving her as an untrusting, rage-driven mess who was determined to do everything she could to keep him from unleashing the same horrors on others.
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And we weren't given any reason why Apocalypse's band of mutant horsemen would pledge allegiance to him and continue to remain by his side (which could have been explained with something as simple as a line about mind control), even when they appeared to be nothing more than human (okay, mutant) shields.
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While it's usually best to just sit back with a bucket of popcorn and watch reality business drama unfold, I was surprised by the severe reactions insinuating Facebook's eagerness to profit at the expense of its users' data, creating paranoia around data analytics and equating data driven targeting to an underhanded practice of mind control.
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Mr. Jones is a radio and online fabulist who has made millions by parlaying bogus "reports" of imminent civil war, government enslavement and mind control into sales of fish oil, "emergency survival foods" and Infowars-branded AR-15 components that purchasers can use to build a military-style rifle not readily traceable by federal authorities.
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"Mind Control" and its sequels borrowed the fragmented structure of Blaine's street-magic specials, following Brown around as he performed such feats as subliminally influencing a betting-window cashier at a dog track to pay out on a losing ticket and convincing dancers in a night club that they'd been touched by invisible hands.
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In the first season, Jessica mentions that she had already gone to therapy (though she calls her doctor a "quack," refers to therapy as "bullshit," and refuses to go back), and she suffers from flashbacks (in which she relives snippets of her life while she was under mind-control), which is one of the main symptoms of PTSD.
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Karloff's gizmo evokes motion-picture technology while the notion of movies as a form of mind control is further elaborated upon when the inventor and his deranged wife (the distinguished actress Catherine Lacey) program a feckless young mod (Ian Ogilvy, Ms. Steele's husband in "Revenge of the Blood Beast") to embark on a career of extreme naughtiness.
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Things get a bit more interesting from there with Levitate, which allows you to float in the air, the dodge move Evade, Launch, which lets you pick up all kinds of objects and launch them at destructive speeds, a Levitation attack called Slam, the self-explanatory Shield, and Seize, which is a sort of mind control move that turns enemies into allies.
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We offer three books this week about the government and its doings, from James B. Stewart's "Deep State" (a look at the F.B.I. and the 2016 election) to Susan Rice's "Tough Love" (a memoir of her time in the Obama administration) to Stephen Kinzer's "Poisoner in Chief" (a history of the C.I.A.'s efforts to develop mind control as a weapon).
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So it might come as a surprise to many Americans that the US…Read more ReadThese tests are naturally going to fuel plenty of conspiracy theories about mind control, weather modification, and aliens—especially with China Lake's proximity to both large population centers like LA and Las Vegas, and the fact that Area 51 is practically just down the road.
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The lyrics are razor-sharp throughout ("We're gonna braid each other's hair / then cut each other's braids / connect the braids to build a rope / to hang all of Congress"), escalating to a hilariously antagonistic "roll call" that introduces "The Brainy One" (head of censorship and mind control), "The Cool One" (puts drugs in the water supply), and "The Sexy One" (czar of torture).
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In a new book, " Poisoner in Chief " (Henry Holt), about the C.I.A.'s MK-ULTRA program—the attempt, mostly in the nineteen-fifties and sixties, to achieve mind control through drugs—Stephen Kinzer, a former Times correspondent, points out that the entire idea of Communist "brainwashing" was a classic piece of Cold War propaganda, popularized by a writer with C.I.A. connections named Edward Hunter.
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Ronson also recognizes that the ultimate aim of much of this government research was to harm and kill people: His light-hearted tone takes a deep nose dive in the book's final chapters as he discusses Project Artichoke—a mind control program in the CIA that used, among other techniques, hypnosis, isolation and forced drug dependency followed by rapid withdrawal—and the death of Frank Olson.
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READ: A lit fuse — how a far-right bombing campaign terrorized a German town And in a video posted to his YouTube channel days before the attack, entitled "My personal message to all Americans," Rathjen elaborated on similar ideas, saying the U.S. was under the control of "invisible secret societies" who used "evil methods like mind control" and killed children in underground military bases.
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When Seven gets rescued and deprogramed from Borg mind-control she is faced with a unique set of challenges: how to live without the voice of the collective in her brain, how to not go around trying to assimilate everyone she meets and, most difficult of all, how to make friends when you've spent a large part of your life being so close to people they were literally inside your head.
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Debbie Wasserman SchultzDeborah (Debbie) Wasserman SchultzParkland father: Twitter did not suspend users who harassed me using name of daughter's killer Hillicon Valley: Senate Intel releases election security report | GOP blocks votes on election security bills | Gabbard sues Google over alleged censorship | Barr meets state AGs on tech antitrust concerns House committee leader questions Trump on efforts to secure elections MORE and the CIA's "Project MKUltra mind control techniques," according to TPM.
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Just as freedom of expression started out as the right of individuals to scream to their heart's content, and developed into a collective right that sustains a rich and functional public discourse so that we can engage in a healthy democratic process, so too privacy must grow and develop — from the right of individuals to trade in their own data, into a collective right of defense against autonomy traps, in the context of elections and mind control.
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" Grady Hendrix on the book The Desecration of Susan Browning: "The cult's big ability is to mind-control people, so it'll make you addicted to your master or your mistress, and they never quite have sex, but the CEO of a company will be found in a French maid outfit scrubbing the floors with a toothbrush in some woman's house, saying, 'I hate her, I hate her, she humiliates me, but if she's not around me every second of the day I want to kill myself.
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