THE PUBLIC RECORD119TH CONGRESS
Where Does Congress Stand on Cognitive Freedom?
A permanent, evidence-based record of congressional positions on freedom of thought, mental privacy, mental integrity, and human autonomy.
NATIONAL STATUS
The Congressional Record at a Glance
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PLAIN-LANGUAGE STANDARD
Every Label Has One Meaning
Approves
The member or authorized office supports Cognitive Freedom.
Opposes
Documented evidence shows opposition. This status is never inferred.
Undecided
The office responded but has not reached a position.
No Position
The office has not stated an official position.
No Response
No reply was received after the documented follow-up period. This is not opposition.
LATEST ACTIVITY
Congressional Responses
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WHY THIS MATTERS
Freedom of thought must remain a human right.
Cognitive Freedom protects the private inner space where people think, remember, decide, and form beliefs. Public policy must keep pace with emerging neurotechnology.
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