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January 20, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Neural Truth & Jailbreaks of the Mind: Using Brain-Machine Interfaces, Benchmark Interviews, and PsyOps to Rehabilitate Criminal Tendencies

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KAKrishna Mohan Avancha

Key Points

  • The research aims to develop a transformative rehabilitation framework that utilizes brain-machine interfaces and psychological techniques to address criminal tendencies.
  • Implementation of brain-machine interfaces for truth verification and brain dominance assessment.
  • Conducting structured interviews for behavioral benchmarking before and after psychological interventions.
  • Utilizing psychological strategies to target the underlying causes of criminal behavior.
  • Demonstrated potential to identify specific brain functions involved in criminal behavior.
  • Found a significant improvement in inmates' psychological well-being post-intervention.
  • Highlighted the effectiveness of combining technology with psychological approaches for rehabilitation.

Abstract

This research paper proposes a radical, science-fiction-turned-science-fact rehabilitation framework that combines Brain-Machine Interfaces (BMI) for truth verification and lateral brain dominance detection, entry and exit interviews for behavioral benchmarking, and structured psychological interventions to tackle the root causes of criminal behavior. The goal? Not just to house inmates, but to heal them—by understanding which side of the brain committed the crime and which side wants redemption. It's like giving Freud a futuristic headset and saying, “Fix this guy.”

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Krishna Mohan Avancha (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/696f1a9f9e64f732b51eeeeehttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18286692
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