And yeah, Zay's surface thoughts are readable enough but that Augmented intellect makes his mind like a high power computer. He can do over a dozen highly complex mathematic formulaes in his head at the same time. He can compartmentalize different mental activities and emotions. Sometimes during relatively idle periods he can be as easy to read as the next guy. And then when he's in Multi-Tasking mode, trying to read him is like trying to read a crowd of ddifferent people  all thinking completely different things at the same time. Does that make sense? If Jack's mind can multi-task on a similar level it shouldn't be a problem for him. Otherwise....<br/><br/>Actually controlling him would likely be another matter. A supersoldier ain't worth much if the enemy psionic operative can just turn him against his squad with the flip of a switch. He's trained to resist psychic control, and even if the first line of defense falls that compartmentalizing aspect comes into play again, as he can sort of cordon off the controlled part of his mind and shift functions over to a new part which restarts the whole struggle for control. Using the computer analogy again it's like a Hacker having to bypass multiple firewalls, each getting tougher than the one before it. It can be done, but it won't happen fast, or easy. And he'll be aware that it's happening and respond accordingly lol