Detection Systems for Victims of Voice to Skull & RNM Abuse
Voice to Skull (V2K) and Remote Neural Monitoring (RNM) detection systems aim to identify abuse victims and unauthorized remote operators. This technique involves monitoring psychological responses to stimuli classified into cultural, political, and scientific categories.
The system uses polygraph data to analyze reactions and detect emotional feedback from the suspected remote operator. This methodology can potentially identify covert perpetrators and offer diagnostic support for TIs.
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Remote Neural Monitoring (RNM) and Voice to Skull (V2K): Human Rights and Ethics
RNM and V2K technologies are central to the debate on surveillance ethics, neuroscience abuse, and cognitive freedom. Victims frequently report thought reading, voice projection, and behavioral manipulation, raising serious concerns about privacy and brain autonomy.
Our article on Hearing Voices and V2K explores how voice projection can simulate internal dialogue, often leading to psychological trauma or distress.
Research cited in Mind Reading PDF discusses the cognitive and emotional manipulation associated with electromagnetic exposure and remote influence systems.
The Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) is another domain where mind-machine integration is growing. While BCI can benefit medicine and education, its misuse mirrors many RNM allegations.
Victims also report altered dream states and enforced sleep deprivation. Explore this in our Awakening From Sleep PDF.
Broader implications, including how COVID-19 lockdowns amplified digital surveillance and psychological stress, are also examined in our research.
How to Protect Yourself from Cognitive Surveillance
Our dedicated page on Remote Neural Monitoring Protection outlines strategies for recognizing, documenting, and legally addressing these violations.
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