Re:The CIA's Secret Quest For Mind Control
by heavenlyblue on Wednesday September 11, 2019 @09:31AM
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>> I’ve been doing experiments with my wife to “inject” a different time in her head when I come to bed.
Or maybe, she's just your wife so she doesn't want to argue with you on such an irrelevant matter.
Re:The CIA's Secret Quest For Mind Control
by nl on Wednesday September 11, 2019 @09:32PM
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Gaslighting is a great example of imprinting new realities
I’ve been doing experiments with my wife to “inject” a different time in her head when I come to bed.
You realize you are gaslighting your wife, and that isn't ok, right?
Re:The CIA's Secret Quest For Mind Control
by o-__-o on Thursday September 12, 2019 @05:02PM
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Maybe but saying I came to bed at 4am instead of 1am is hardly a lie. It’s on the same plane as saying you don’t look fat.
Re:The CIA's Secret Quest For Mind Control
by Gene5ive on Wednesday September 11, 2019 @08:02PM
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If you're lying to your wife as an experiment then you should probably go to couples counseling.
Re:The CIA's Secret Quest For Mind Control
by qwerty456127 on Wednesday September 11, 2019 @09:16AM
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Doesn't the eye loose the habit of beinh naked and considering whatever it encounters plausible given some experience with psychedelics and meditation? A major point of spiritual training is to stop taking perception and thoughts serious.
Re:The CIA's Secret Quest For Mind Control
by lethologica on Wednesday September 11, 2019 @08:32PM
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This sounds a lot like gas lighting and isn’t healthy.
I’ve been doing experiments with my wife to “inject” a different time in her head when I come to bed. My results are mixed during the moment, but she claims to everyone I come to bed at the time I’ve injected. I’m sure in a more controlled environment with patients one could “inject” anything that seems plausible to the naked eye