So, I'm really fat and lazy right now and don't wanna type more.
Lol.
Imma go be more fat and lazy and blog later =)
- Stay safe.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Hypno-Therapy.
We had this seminar on Hypnotism and Hypno-Therapy today. It was really interesting and the expert was a lot of fun as well as immensely knowledgeable - you're probably thinking 'yeah, obviously he'd have to be' but a lot of times they really aren't experts any more than you or I. But I digress. The guy was Max (Maqbool) Babri. Maybe you've heard of him?
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he hypnotized you about his charmmmmmmmm =0
haha, i somewhat agree with Roshni :P
Haha, I'm a very unlikely candidate for hypnosis so no, I wasn't hypnotized =P
Sounds interesting! =o
Can you make people do some cool things after hypnotizing them? =D
The Me: It really was!
UB: Only if they're willing =D
The hypnotized person, that is.
yea it happens...im fat and lazy too... :P
i wish to see that persomn now :P
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and i have started following you too and i find ur writing interesting, have a good day.
Ok I know a stupid question but I have logical thoughts and reasons to ask this.....
Can you make them super smart by hypnotizing?
UB, as far as I know adding extra abilities isn't possible and is also highly unethical.
But if brain controls everything why can't we hypnotize it and make it use itself more, I mean we only use a portion of our brave. Isn't it possible to make us use it more?
And I don't consider it unethical. We would be just creating better human beings, more focused and efficient human beings. What's so unethical about it?
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