China is developing mind-melting weapons including cognitive and biological weapons to target Taiwan's forces, aiming to impair alertness and decision-making. Experts warn of a 'terrible, brave new world' as China works on advanced technologies like AI, brain-computer interfaces, and genetic drugs for military strategies.
Key Points
China is working on cognitive and biological weapons to degrade the enemy's mind before conflict.
Advanced technologies including brain-computer interfaces and genetic drugs are being developed for military use.
China's aggressive drills near Taiwan suggest readiness for a potential invasion.
The 'Havana syndrome' phenomenon involving microwave attacks is cited as evidence of such capabilities.
Pros
China's advancement in weapon technologies may provide them with a military advantage.
Development of these weapons could act as a deterrent to potential adversaries.
Cons
The use of mind-impairing weapons raises ethical concerns about the impact on individuals and society.
The lack of international regulations on such weapons may lead to uncontrolled proliferation.