Gradebomb.com
February 18, 2012

The elite UK think-tank, The Royal Society, which has openly admitted to studying how to play God with the climate, has kicked off a new program that reveals another level of control entirely: the human brain.

The Brain Waves project is divided into four modules, each tasked with studying the impact of developments in the field of neuroscience and neurotechnology.  The titles of the modules reflect the areas of examination:

Module 1: Society and policy

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