According to ancient lore, the art of mindreading began with the great philosopher, Mindius Maximus, who claimed to have mastered the ability to read minds in the 5th century.
His followers, the Mindreaders Guild, were known for their elaborate rituals and outlandish costumes, and were said to possess powers of telepathy and precognition.
Fast forward to the present day, where mindreading has become a lucrative industry, with companies offering services to read minds for everything from business strategy to relationship guidance.
But at what cost? Some claim that mindreading has become a crutch, allowing people to avoid personal responsibility and introspection.
Is mindreading a blessing or a curse? Only you can decide. Read more about the benefits or the risks.