Deletion of Telepathy and war

Comment: as |original research and |synthesis. I would like to gently chide my colleagues here, though, for being a tad |"bitey" (a weakness I myself am somewhat prone to) with the creator of this article
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Comment: main topic is  lacking (apparently any) mainstream sources. Should become part of a 'Military-sponsored research into fringe science' (or similar) article if/when RSs emerge. Tenuously-related computer-mediated telepathy section is too thinly documented to survive on its own, and should be merged/redirected to Brain-computer interface.  would appear to indicate that we should distinguish between the parapsychology & technology and avoid article-titles that apply the word 'telepathy' to the latter
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Comment: Sorry, this is a personal essay and not much more. The ''Wired'' references could be used to write a Wikinews article, but I don't see what we've got at present working on any Wikimedia project. In short, this is should be deleted per , specifically  and #OR. Whether the subject itself merits an article is worthy of question, but one which is moot for this specific article and should be answered in userspace. &mdash
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Comment: under , ,  and 
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Comment: and snow per , ,  and 
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Comment: per . Interesting topic, enough sources provided
Stance: keep
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Comment: A strange jumble of elements, Its author seems to have no idea of the difference between neuroscience technologies and telepathy. Hopelessly confused and pure 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:SYN)