Mentalism7 mind numbing implications of mind reading
Seven surprising waysmind readingcan make your life worse
How would you like to live in a world where you have immediate access to others’ thoughts…and they have access to yours? From your doctor to your Uber driver, from your professor to your student.
Your salesperson, your waiter, your parents, your children.
Will you discover that you are similar to others in your thought process,or will you discover that the way
you
think is altogether different from the way others think?
Unnumbered and in no order, I’m going share 7 reasons why
mindreading isn’t what it’s cracked up to be. I’m focusing here on the drawbacks since the the benefits are obvious. When asked, “If you could have any super power, what would you choose?” most people answer, “The ability to know what others are thinking.” It’s not the flashiest super power, but it’s one of a handful whose practical benefits solve the problems we face every day. You probably imagine a world in which you are the only one with this power. As we wade through the following paragraphs, we will assume that mind reading is a common skill.
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