MIND-OVER-MATTER TECHNOLOGY

The human brain or mind is used 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 applications in mind-over-matter technology, also known as mom technology for short. This branch of science and technology was developed in San Francisco and is sometimes referred to as mind-over-matter technology for short. As an illustration, mind-over-matter technology would completely do away with the requirement for a computer mouse. With this technology, all computer operations and instructions could be carried out by merely thinking about the lists of instructions, and the computing device would carry out such instructions by reading and communicating with the human mind. Andre Gray, who is also known for inventing ringtones and the electronic press kit, is the prolific inventor who came up with the idea for mind-over-matter technology. On May 5, 1994, he posted a 1000-word manifesto on his usenet newsgroup webpage, which included the name he came up with for the technology, 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, such as the elimination of

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