Steem engagement challenge-S10/W6| If God gives me the power to read three minds.

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If God gives you the power to read three minds, whom would you select and why?

Personally, I prefer not to interfere in the thoughts of a person I meet because I risk getting confused with them later. Every human being has some truth they want to keep to themselves, and I don't think it's respectful to read their opinions without their consent. We would all like to know the secret garden of a loved one.

Let's proceed logically by scanning all the possibilities in order to choose the three best possible candidates:

• It is interesting to wonder if knowing what is in the mind of the person with whom you share your life is a good idea. From my point of view, it would help me a lot, never really knowing what women might think. But if it would help me at the time, for example to answer some of my problems, I will have a lot of remorse to choose such a close person. A romantic relationship is based on trust and choosing to know the thoughts of your other half means no longer trusting them at all. And then even for an egocentric egoist, to choose his other half is to run to his loss. Nobody would support someone who does not have "filters" in the medium / long term.

• Choosing a person from my family would already be smarter and from a moral point of view, it wouldn't be too much of a sleep concern. However, what would be the use? Indeed, why should you jeopardize the esteem you would have for a member of your family, simply in exchange for being able to read their thoughts. The simple reason you would do this would be to find out a well-kept family secret. Still, I doubt satisfying a little curiosity is really worth using mind reading on a family member. Not to mention the risk of hating this person afterwards, and even if you already hated him, there would be better candidates than a member of his family (even better than the mother-in-law!).

• Choosing my best friend makes more sense. It is someone in whom you must have confidence, certainly, but this person must especially be able to help you if you need it. In the worst case you will learn that he has another best friend than you. But it won't be so bad! By knowing what is in his mind you can manipulate him as you wish and make sure you always have a strong ally with you, always present for you. Moreover you will be able to have confidence in his advice for which you will know if they are disinterested or not. However, unless your friend is very wealthy, you won't choose them because you'll prefer someone you don't like.

What are the main things you would like to read from those minds?

Maybe it's to capture a snapshot, a given moment, of someone's opinion. I happen to think something for a moment, then I reflect later and I say to myself: Ah, well… All in all… But not everyone would have the presence of mind to understand it, if they could read minds. He would pass judgment too soon, sometimes on nonsense that the person had thought at a time, perhaps when they weren't feeling well, for that matter.

How could you react after reading their minds? Share your thought.

As far as I'm concerned, there are really times when I would like to be able to read other people's minds...Especially when I have people in front of me whose reactions and feelings I really have trouble understanding. actions.

However, the thoughts are what we have most intimate, it would be a bit like a kind of rape, and we could well find bad surprises since our thoughts have no limit.

And if we think about it, we can already know the thoughts of others...Because we are what our thoughts are, our behaviors are shaped by our thoughts. Admittedly, we will never know all the details of what the other has in mind, but we can at least get an idea of it... If we are observant enough!

Do you think some devices in the future will invent that work like our mobile to read other minds?

Without being an expert, I will answer yes in a way. The work teams (neurologists neuropsychologists, specialists) could not really interpret your thoughts but relate them to emotions by reading scanners.

Currently, there is no technology or scientific method that can directly read a person's mind. While there is ongoing research into brain-machine interfaces and neuroimaging devices that can measure brain activity, these technologies cannot read thoughts in their most basic form.

According to our ways of seeing things, we can be frightened or think of an important advance in the knowledge of the brain even if we are still in the imprecision and that the multiplicity of neuron connections and areas are priesthoods for researchers. .

Additionally, the ability to read minds raises many ethical and legal issues that need to be addressed before any attempt is made to develop such technology.

Do you think some things should always need privacy, like our thought process? Describe.

If everyone could read the minds of others, it would probably have a huge impact on society, including interpersonal relationships, privacy, trust, the decision to confess, etc. Full transparency could lead to a loss of freedom and personal privacy, while unlimited knowledge of the thoughts and intentions of others could cause suspicion and paranoia.

There could also be ethical issues with using this information to influence the decisions of others.

Ultimately, this could have a significant impact on how we build relationships and communicate with each other.

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Thank you very much for reading, it's time to invite my friends @chiabertrand, @nahela, @steemdoctor1 to participate in this contest.

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@kouba01