Topic: Vacaville

2 chapters across the catalog

Beltran cites a 1994 Air Force report titled "New World Vistas" that discusses biological processes and control via radio frequencies. The report mentions the ability to imprint and erase memory sets remotely. Another 1974 Senate report on behavior modification reveals that biometric telemetry and thought-reading experiments were conducted on prisoners at Vacaville Prison as early as 1972.

Dyer discusses experiments conducted on prisoners at Vacaville and soldiers at Edgewood Arsenal, which he links to the Phoenix Program in Vietnam. These projects aimed to see if individuals could be "re-socialized" or turned into programmed assassins. He references "A Clockwork Orange" as a cultural representation of these real-world efforts to domesticate or weaponize human behavior.