In today’s world, mind control is no longer science fiction—it’s becoming a frightening reality. Advanced technologies now exist that can invade your privacy, manipulate your thoughts, and compromise your autonomy. From neurodata collection to sophisticated psychotronic weapons, these tools pose a significant risk to your cognitive liberty. The Neuroprivacy Project is here to help you understand these threats and protect yourself against them.

The concept of mind control isn’t new. One of the earliest and most notorious examples is the CIA’s MKUltra program, initiated in the 1950s. This covert project aimed at behavioral modification using drugs, hypnosis, and other experimental techniques. The goal was to develop methods to control and manipulate human behavior, often without the consent of the subjects involved.

MKUltra represents a dark chapter in the history of mind control, but the technology and techniques have evolved significantly since then. Today, the threat is more sophisticated and pervasive.

Modern iterations exploit the human nervous system, which regulates essential life functions, processes sensory inputs, and facilitates vivid conscious experiences, making it a principal target for external influences.  These modern psychotronic weapons exploit the neuroplasticity of the nervous system to manipulate perceptions and behaviors and have the potential to influence thoughts, emotions, and actions remotely and invisibly.