Sens­ing the motives and feel­ings of oth­ers is a nat­ural ta­l­ent for most humans. When it comes to ma­nip­u­lating the bahav­ior of oth­ers, we are much less sucessful. Re­cent stud­ies in neu­ro­science have pro­vided the pos­sibility to al­ter a subject's judge­ment relating to oth­er peoples actions through »Transcranial Mag­net­ic Stim­u­lation«. The spe­cif­ic stim­u­lation of a special region of the brain called RTPJ can af­fect deci­sion making, leading to a signif­icant change regard­ing the moral judge­ment of somebody else's actions.

What if we could change our own morality and the con­ditioned deci­sions through a special device? The »What Should I Do En­g­ine« is able to change your own eth­ical deci­sions us­ing the TMS technology – eth­ical val­ues are with­drawn by suction and stored temporally in a growing lump.

When activated the hat passes a mag­net­ic pulse into the RTPJ and depending on how in oppo­sition the action you want to take is com­pared to your person­al system of val­ues, the hat will grow a lump which stores your moral doubts.