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The Jedi Mind is not an original idea. Remo Saraceni was a pioneer of kinetic art; used brainwave technology to increase awareness of humanity and the environment and his ideas about energy conservation were far beyond his time.
This article of Philadelphia Magazine 1977 is a brief write-up of a device that allows you to work with your brain. This is a more primitive version of a concept now being employed by the United States Air Force in Jets; allowing pilots to fly with their brain
http://www.scribd.com/doc/8954770/Captain-Video-and-Crew
for more information about Remo saraceni please visit http://www.walkingpiano.com or google him!
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