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 ====== Unraveling Mental Health Search Trends: A 2016 Neuroweapon Deployment Model and Its Implications ======
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 Figure 16: Best-fitting piecewise linear model for neurological complaints with breakpoints at 2016 and 2020.
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+Figure 17: Year-over-year change (%) for psychological complaints.
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 ====== 14.1 The Challenge of Epistemological Obfuscation ======
-The most significant constraint on the neuroweapon hypothesis is the lack of traditional
+The most significant constraint on the neuroweapon hypothesis is the lack of traditional epidemiological evidence, a point widely acknowledged in the literature. However, we argue that this deficit in proof is not evidence of absence, but rather a direct function of the technology’s presumed design and its strategic deployment within the context of cognitive warfare.
-epidemiological evidence, a point widely acknowledged in the literature (? ? ). However,
-we argue that this deficit in proof is not evidence of absence, but rather a direct function
-of the technology’s presumed design and its strategic deployment within the context of
-cognitive warfare.
 **Mimicry as Plausible Deniability**

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