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The dangers of hypnosis and hypnotherapy

One of the morale officers at one of my duty stations hired a hypnotist to entertain the troops. Great fun. People clucking like chickens and stuff. My turn came, and I could not be hypnotized. After a minute or so, the dude thanked me and moved on to his next victim.

My barracks-mates dogged me for not going along with the show, but I just shrugged it off until a "Man In Black" invited me to his office for coffee and "casually" interviewed me about my background. Nothing more came of it, but it kinda weirded me out.
 
Cryptid said:
My turn came, and I could not be hypnotized.
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I've seen a few instances of this on TV, some people are susceptible to suggestion and some aren't. Even the Top Gear crew invited a hypnotist on the show, Clarkson and May couldn't be hypnotised but Hammond could.
 
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