The Ethical Imperative: Why We Must Regulate Brainwave Biometrics Before It's Too Late

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'I think only of you! I speak only to you, and I act only for you!' - Perpetrator

This article is written in a dark comedy style.
It satirizes the obsessive and irrational behavior of gang-stalking perpetrators, portraying their blind devotion and absurd fixation.
The target has no interest in them whatsoever, yet they act like abandoned lovers, frantically clinging to meaningless actions.
Watch their ridiculous behavior unfold and enjoy laughing at their absurdity.
Gang stalking is not just harassment.
It may be an extreme form of manipulated madness, where perpetrators believe they are acting on their own, but in reality, they may be controlled by directed energy weapons and neuro-experiments.
Ultimately, this system serves as a tool for controlling society on a larger scale.
Now, let’s dive into this bizarre reality and ridicule it together.

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The Ethical Imperative: Why We Must Regulate Brainwave Biometrics Before It's Too Late

Interview with an Expert on Organized Stalking

Interviewer: Today, we’re diving into a topic that feels straight out of a sci-fi novel—brainwave biometrics and the absurd phenomenon of organized stalking. What’s behind the strange behavior of stalkers who seem so fixated on their victims?

Expert: Ah, the artistry of obsession! It's quite comical, really. These individuals believe they share a special bond with their victims, as if their relentless whispers and incoherent ramblings could somehow symbolize a romance. "Our relationship is unique," they might claim, while hiding behind the facade of everyday life—just another day at the construction site or zooming past on a delivery bike.

Interviewer: It must take a lot of coordination to carry out such bizarre tactics.

Expert: Absolutely! Imagine this: a victim walks by a house only to hear a synchronized chorus of slurs disguised as casual chit-chat. A passerby on a motorcycle whispers just loud enough to be heard before darting away. It’s a comedy of errors with these perpetrators, attempting to assert dominance by stealth when in fact they’re simply showcasing their own vulnerability. It’s the epitome of sad, really—like a jilted lover stalking their ex online but with the added flair of an overzealous community theater production gone awry!

Interviewer: Funny and sad at the same time! When we think about brainwave biometrics, what’s the ethical implication of this technology in the hands of these disoriented stalkers?

Expert: That’s the crux of it, isn’t it? While brainwave biometrics might revolutionize how we interact, the risk is that this tech could amplify their already peculiar behaviors. Imagine being able to manipulate someone's emotional state through mind control! If typical harassment wasn't strange enough, now we’ll be dealing with cyborgs of obsession. The very essence of their sad game could become even more sinister.

Interviewer: So, these stalkers have become so entangled in this web of control that they actually depend on their victims?

Expert: Precisely! They’re like marionettes swaying to a tune that only they can hear. Without their 'target,' they lose purpose. Their attempts at manipulation are desperately comical; they think they’re puppeteers, but in reality, they're lost in their own twisted performance. It’s a tragic comedy that showcases human insanity! As they whisper sweet nothings through walls, we must ask ourselves—who’s the real performer here? The victim is living life, while they’re stuck in their little theater of delusion.

Conclusion

The absurdity of organized stalking, when intertwined with technology like brainwave biometrics, presents a dire need for regulation. It’s more than just harassment; it's a reflection of dependency that these so-called perpetrators have on their victims. The longer we ignore this absurdity, the closer we edge towards a truly bizarre society where everyone could find themselves the unwilling star of someone else's tragic show. Let's take action before we all become unwitting participants in their sad little dramas.

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