Who invented Mind-Over-Matter Technology?

Answer 1

Mind-Over-Matter Technology

Mind-Over-Matter Technology, sometimes called MOM Technology for short, is a branch of science & technology where the human brain or mind is utilized as the primary controlling mechanism for the instruction, manipulation and operation of all forms of electronic or digital electronics products, machinery, motor or hybrid operated vehicles (air, land, underwater) and all other known or yet to be invented machinery, digital electronics devices, products or apparatuses across all industries & technologies. As an example, Mind-Over-Matter Technology would totally eliminate the need for a computer mouse where all computer operations and instructions can be executed simply be thinking about the lists of instructions and the computing device would carry out such instructions by reading and communicating with the human mind. Mind-Over-Matter Technology debuted live on the web on May 5, 1994 and was invented by prolific inventor Andre Gray, the inventor of ringtones and the electronic press kit, when he posted a 1000 word manifesto on his Usenet newsgroup webpage that included its name he coined, a detailed description and parameters of what constitutes MOM Technology, several examples of how it works, and the future implications and benefits of using such technology like the elimination of all remote control devices and use of hands, hence making Gray the acknowledged founding father and primary exponent of Mind-Over-Matter Technology branch of science and technology.

Answer 2

There is no universally credited inventor of Mind-Over-Matter technology, as it is a speculative concept that falls outside the boundaries of mainstream science. The idea that the mind can influence physical reality directly is a common theme in Science Fiction and New Age philosophy but lacks empirical evidence.