Per Dr. David Speigel, Professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University, 25% of his patients could not be hypnotized. Long ago a friend tried to hypnotize me ... morePer Dr. David Speigel, Professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University, 25% of his patients could not be hypnotized. Long ago a friend tried to hypnotize me and failed. Why are some folks more susceptible to giving up control and others not?
something to be rid of? At what point does continuation of a cyborg, for example but not limited to, does not have value over a completely engineered being?
Does fully automatic kill twice as many twice as fast as semi? Arithmetic or geometric progression? Are there double fully automatic weapons? Gun-ignorant folks wanna know these things.
I was trying to remember the character name of Herve Villechaize on "Fantasy Island". I had no problem remembering his real name but his character name took a lot longer to recall.... moreI was trying to remember the character name of Herve Villechaize on "Fantasy Island". I had no problem remembering his real name but his character name took a lot longer to recall. Tatoo. How easy is that? Now why is that?
