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Airports want to know what's on your mind

Airports in the US have taken the idea of the thought police a bit too literally and added a system that can seemingly read your mind when you go through customs.

Essentially it scans things like body temperature, heart rate and how much you're sweating – all the effects of a spicy curry the night before then.

Does not predict

Speaking to Fox news about the system, Bob Burns, Malintent's project leader, said: "If you focus on looking at the person, you don't have to worry about detecting the device itself.

"It does not predict who you are and make a judgement, it only provides an assessment in situations."

