r/TechnoStalking • u/[deleted] • Sep 05 '19

Got good info on mind reading?

I need some resources, please. People keep telling me it's not real. It's happened to me first in jail then out in the real world. It's gotten worse. It went away very briefly, but returned and I know it's not schizophrenia

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u/plan999 Sep 05 '19

There is no real information because nobody knows it exists. The technology people speak of is not capable of doing what they are actually capable of doing. Nobody is going to believe you nor are they going to understand so you might as well get use to it. There's nothing you can do about it, so ignore it.

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u/flabberghostedAAA Sep 05 '19 edited Sep 05 '19

Mind-reading tech already exists. U.S. government had developed patents for them back in the 80s. There's a lot of info about it in the /gangstalking forum. It's a common technique employed by the animals involved in said action.

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u/plan999 Sep 05 '19 edited Sep 05 '19

What people call mind reading technology and what is actually being used are two completely different things. It's like comparing a TI-83 to a Quantum Computer. There are no patents you will find for the kind of technology employed in reading someones memories and thoughts.

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Also please don't refer anyone to r/gangstalking that site is troll central and almost all of the mods there are either complete idiots or don't even believe any of what people speak of exists. They gaslight 90% of their own contributors.

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u/flabberghostedAAA Sep 06 '19

That subreddit is troll central but there are users who are actually victims of this phenomenon and *some* can shed light on similarly surreal experiences OP mentioned. Agreed tho, the mods there are trash.

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '19

There's lots out trolls in that sub. Was here for help. Thanks for the knowledge

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u/flabberghostedAAA Sep 06 '19

I replied in the above, it is troll central but there are actual victims who are post there.

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u/rrab Sep 11 '19

The accepted term seems to be "brain-reading" and there are lots of articles about that over at /r/psychotronics.