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AtheistCrusader

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7. That's because it isn't real.

Reply to drm604 (Reply #2)

Wed Dec 12, 2012, 04:30 AM

Dec 2012

"If a subject after submitting to the hypnotic procedure shows no genuine increase in susceptibility to any suggestions whatever, there seems no point in calling him hypnotised..."

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Hypnosis ordered for soldier charged with killing comrades [View all] Judi Lynn Dec 2012 OP

Just how is that supposed to work? Jackpine Radical Dec 2012 #1

Even if it could, I don't think you can hypnotize an uncooperative subject. drm604 Dec 2012 #2

That's because it isn't real. AtheistCrusader Dec 2012 #7

You're right. Jackpine Radical Dec 2012 #10

Boy I sure do miss the old days...... DeSwiss Dec 2012 #3

This was a motion by the defense (actually 3 of them). Angleae Dec 2012 #5

I was told (by a lawyer friend) that the first rule of a good lawyer..... DeSwiss Dec 2012 #6

Remember, military follows UCMJ Uniform Code of Military Justice, but it seems the defense asked for okaawhatever Dec 2012 #8

excuse me defacto7 Dec 2012 #4

This might be promising. From the full story it says okaawhatever Dec 2012 #9