Edit: maybe at some point, the police will be able to read our thoughts to know if we are innocent or guilty with a non-invasive device.
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I guess if something real came out of all that, the general public would be the last to know.
You can think that, but understand that it is a theory that the government is conspiring to keep knowledge tech the public.
Look, I can’t and won’t try to change your mind, seems like you have already decided it’s happened. But you should understand that their is no evidence to believe in telepathy. That doesn’t mean impossible, but if you choose to believe it is possible AND invented in the early 90s that is entirely a you choice. Much like choosing to believe in god.
So sure, believe whatever. Just know that without evidence it will be difficult to get serious people to take you serious.