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first thing comes to mind is that it would not be any reliable...
first thing comes to mind is that it would not be any reliable...
Do you mean not reliable in the sense that it is susceptible to hypnotic sugestions, or not reliable like lie detectors are not reliable? Or a third way?
it's not and legally would be challenged and any evidence given during such interrogation would be inadmissible in court.first thing comes to mind is that it would not be any reliable...
people cannot be hypnotized against their will.There is probably a good reason.
And why doesn't the FBI and the CIA use hypnosis to interrogate?
They spent millions to develop drugs for interrogation such as LSD and so on. They also use lie detectors. But not hypnosis. Why is that?
Why can poleeses lie to you in an interrogation but if you lie it is a crime?
Why can poleeses lie to you in an interrogation but if you lie it is a crime?
That depends on the lie in both instances.
I thought the police could lie and tell you they have evidence they do not?
people cannot be hypnotized against their will.There is probably a good reason.
And why doesn't the FBI and the CIA use hypnosis to interrogate?
They spent millions to develop drugs for interrogation such as LSD and so on. They also use lie detectors. But not hypnosis. Why is that?
and FYI "lie detectors" do not detect lies and are based on junk science
people cannot be hypnotized against their will.There is probably a good reason.
And why doesn't the FBI and the CIA use hypnosis to interrogate?
They spent millions to develop drugs for interrogation such as LSD and so on. They also use lie detectors. But not hypnosis. Why is that?
and FYI "lie detectors" do not detect lies and are based on junk science
People can absolutely get hypnotized against their will. Before cameras were common in shops, stage hypnotists often went and got for example cashiers to hand cash to them out of their tills. And the cashiers had no memory that they did it even when they got fired for theft.
You have heard of the Fifth Amendment haven’t you?
Suggestablility.There is probably a good reason.
And why doesn't the FBI and the CIA use hypnosis to interrogate?
They spent millions to develop drugs for interrogation such as LSD and so on. They also use lie detectors. But not hypnosis. Why is that?
people cannot be hypnotized against their will.There is probably a good reason.
And why doesn't the FBI and the CIA use hypnosis to interrogate?
They spent millions to develop drugs for interrogation such as LSD and so on. They also use lie detectors. But not hypnosis. Why is that?
and FYI "lie detectors" do not detect lies and are based on junk science
people cannot be hypnotized against their will.There is probably a good reason.
And why doesn't the FBI and the CIA use hypnosis to interrogate?
They spent millions to develop drugs for interrogation such as LSD and so on. They also use lie detectors. But not hypnosis. Why is that?
and FYI "lie detectors" do not detect lies and are based on junk science
People can absolutely get hypnotized against their will. Before cameras were common in shops, stage hypnotists often went and got for example cashiers to hand cash to them out of their tills. And the cashiers had no memory that they did it even when they got fired for theft.
no they can't.
and it's easy to confuse a cashier
Money, a Short Con and Crime = Short Change
This episode, we're turning to the dark side and learning actual CRIME. Remember, the following is for INFORMATIONAL AND ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY!www.seeker.com
people cannot be hypnotized against their will.There is probably a good reason.
And why doesn't the FBI and the CIA use hypnosis to interrogate?
They spent millions to develop drugs for interrogation such as LSD and so on. They also use lie detectors. But not hypnosis. Why is that?
and FYI "lie detectors" do not detect lies and are based on junk science
Yes you can hypnotize people against their will. For example force the eye to focus on two things in the same time. This is physically impossible so an instantaneous hypnotic trance results. The victim doesn't even realize. Medical hypnotists term this rapid induction techniques.
prove it.people cannot be hypnotized against their will.There is probably a good reason.
And why doesn't the FBI and the CIA use hypnosis to interrogate?
They spent millions to develop drugs for interrogation such as LSD and so on. They also use lie detectors. But not hypnosis. Why is that?
and FYI "lie detectors" do not detect lies and are based on junk science
People can absolutely get hypnotized against their will. Before cameras were common in shops, stage hypnotists often went and got for example cashiers to hand cash to them out of their tills. And the cashiers had no memory that they did it even when they got fired for theft.
no they can't.
and it's easy to confuse a cashier
Money, a Short Con and Crime = Short Change
This episode, we're turning to the dark side and learning actual CRIME. Remember, the following is for INFORMATIONAL AND ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY!
Yrs they can. And if you get more time with your intended victim, like if you are her coworker or family member or neighbor, the easier it gets, because the brain gradually breaks down in frequent repeated hypnosis. That is why medical literature restricts hypnosis to be short and only once a week for ethical practitioners.
prove it.people cannot be hypnotized against their will.There is probably a good reason.
And why doesn't the FBI and the CIA use hypnosis to interrogate?
They spent millions to develop drugs for interrogation such as LSD and so on. They also use lie detectors. But not hypnosis. Why is that?
and FYI "lie detectors" do not detect lies and are based on junk science
People can absolutely get hypnotized against their will. Before cameras were common in shops, stage hypnotists often went and got for example cashiers to hand cash to them out of their tills. And the cashiers had no memory that they did it even when they got fired for theft.
no they can't.
and it's easy to confuse a cashier
Money, a Short Con and Crime = Short Change
This episode, we're turning to the dark side and learning actual CRIME. Remember, the following is for INFORMATIONAL AND ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY!
Yrs they can. And if you get more time with your intended victim, like if you are her coworker or family member or neighbor, the easier it gets, because the brain gradually breaks down in frequent repeated hypnosis. That is why medical literature restricts hypnosis to be short and only once a week for ethical practitioners.
give me a link to a scientific study that proves people can be hypnotized against their will
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