👉 Torture computing refers to the use of computational resources, often in the form of powerful servers or specialized hardware, to subject individuals to extreme psychological or physical stress through prolonged exposure to invasive, dehumanizing, and often traumatic stimuli. This can include relentless surveillance, constant questioning, public humiliation, or exposure to disturbing content, all designed to break down a person's mental and emotional resilience. The term is often associated with psychological torture, where the goal is not just to inflict pain but to degrade and dehumanize the victim, ultimately leading to severe psychological distress or even long-term trauma. In some cases, torture computing can be carried out remotely, using digital platforms to monitor and manipulate individuals' behavior and perceptions.
