Dr. Charles Morgan on Psycho-Neurobiology and War

Dr. Charles Morgan speaks to cadets and faculty at West Point about a range of topics, including psychology, neurobiology, and the science of humans at war. Dr. Morgan's neurobiological and forensic research has established him as an international expert in post-traumatic stress disorder, eyewitness memory, and human performance under conditions of high stress.

The event was organized and hosted by the Modern War Institute at West Point.

[TheFinnmacool]

This combined with the fact that the world leaders are absolutely psychotic terrifies me. This will be abused without a doubt. I am really concerned about the speed of technology in the world and the degradation of morals and the average person's lack of concern about anything whatsoever.

[gypsipunk]

"This is the future of medicine" ~ NO ~ THIS IS THE FUTURE OF WAR

[Bryt]

There's nothing wrong with 'life' except that which corporate interests have hijacked. People like Schwab want to 'fix' us instead of their own flawed perception.

[orthodoxos]

The scary part is how excited these people are about this stuff.

[PapayaPositive]

Soldier comes back from war with PTSD.
Logic: Lets stop having wars.
Science: Lets develop the technology to wipe his mind clean.

[RuailleBuaille]

This is fucking terrifying.
If we lived in a world where those in power were simply concerned with benevolent applications of tech - helping those with impairments to regain lost abilities, sharing knowledge and working in harmony - then this would be incredible, but in reality this is legitimately fucking terrible.

[dreanaw]

What’s even more scarier is that there will be masses of the population who would think this is acceptable. Not surprising they’ve been grooming us unwittingly for decades thru movies technology universities politics media etc I pray for our human race.

[oibal]

So glad I'm still in the control group.

[KnVV]

...sure, this won't be abused. Not to mention, he seems a bit giddy over all of this. It's mind-blowing that people are okay with this...

[thom]

That calm tone and grin. Dangerous people..

[maxhostility]

The first question that is asked whenever a new technology emerges:
"Is it weaponisable?"
The second question is:
"How much R&D is needed to make the answer to the first question 'yes'?"

[richstone]

The guy you call a crazy conspiracy theory fool isn't so crazy now.

[wesleytillman]

This is a whole host of dystopian science fiction movies bundled together and made real; a far scarier presentation than any movie -- this is a new age of warfare.

[nick......]

12:22 possession experiment, possible to send motor function from one human to another human, thus, remotely control another person
18:37 motor information, transmission through brain-to-brain interface
27:00 in five years, able to do without penetrating the skull
32:00 designer neuron receptors that can be remotely controlled, allowing for the manipulation of cells in the body without invasive procedures
39:00 modifications of memories, erasure of memories of humans

We're heading towards a future which is darker than Black Mirror world.

[RyanHoguePassiveIncome]

There's like 10 people attending the lecture where the future downfall of all mankind is casually revealed lol

[wenaolong]

What is most alarming is the delicate way that the presenter dances around the obvious, or rather one aspect of the obvious. He talks about how these technologies (like all technology) can be used to compensate for deficits or else expand the horizon of the possible. He talks about how they can be used to augment military and intelligence activities. And he talks about the way that they can be seen as strategic "threats" when developed by a foreign nation's "state actors". He delves a bit into the dangers of ambitious "non-state actors" and uses a typical example of a militaristic cult (probably working as a covert asset on the behalf of state actors, actually). But he never considers directly the ominous and rather obvious possibility of an overlap of these aspects of the ramifications of these developments in technology, namely that state actors, in collusion with "non-state" assets, can work to become a technologically advanced threat to their own host populations. What a thought.

[hackptui]

Quadraplegic: I volunteered for this so I can one day hug my child.
Military: We can kill people with our minds!

[cubic-h]

the fact that this guy is smiling the whole time....is like watching the evil villain in a marvel movie.

[an-tm]

29.07. "You can engineer something that will kill only 1 person", stated without emotion, smoothly 😮. Yes, that's what concerns us.

[Phoenix_cataclysm_in_]

"Non-human or human animals". That line tells you everything about how this guy perceives people while he bleats about "helping" them. He's a part of those implementing "great reset", evil to a very core.