📄 Abstract
The Knowledge Gap of Gamified Execution within the temperature-controlled sterility of domestic living space, a human operator manipulates localized hardware to attain a hyper-specific, screen-bound objective. Neuromuscular reflexes fire with terrifying precision after thousands of hours of repetitive operant feedback to fine-tune the algorithmic conditioning. Press down a micro-switch. Graphical indicators immediately register a luminescent confirmation of target elimination, flooding the subject's neurobiology with a synthetic, dopaminergic reward. A few thousand miles away, utterly divorced from this localized motor function, an automated aerial platform delivers a kinetic payload that reduces organic human tissue to unrecognizable particulate matter. This hypothetical—a civilian unwittingly weaponized by the state apparatus to carry out remote strikes under the strict phenomenological guise of recreational gaming—demands rigorous philosophical interrogation. It is an extreme, diagnostic case study of the pathology of contemporary mind-machine interaction.
📚 How to Cite:
Nikhil Agrawal , THE ANOSMIC EXECUTIONER: SYNTHETIC INTERFACES, CHEMOSENSORY SELFHOOD, AND THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL DELETION OF MORAL AGENCY IN GAMIFIED WAR , Volume 12 , Issue 6, June 2026, EPRA International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (IJMR) , Pages: 199 - 202 , DOI: https://doi.org/10.36713/epra30373