So I have seen some hypnosis videos which have different opinions on the issue and then I watched a hypnosis video myself to test it. The hypnosis has set a trigger which makes me obey. However, this only works when I am alone with the person who said it and I wanted to ask if this can be real.
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Hypnosis can definitely influence the behavior, but control someone completely? No, that’s not how it works. You can’t force anyone against his will to do something he refuses morally or ethically. Hypnosis is more of a kind of influence than a total control. Suggestions and triggers can work, especially if you believe in it or allow yourself to. But you won’t be completely willing. If a trigger only works in certain situations, it’s probably because your subconscious combines a certain expectation. Hypnosis is exciting, but no remote control for people.
“theoretically complete”: No.
Yeah, I was 100% somnambulant in a show hypnosis.
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No, don’t go, that’s all show.
No, I can’t. I have often been under hypnosis in the past, but it has only influenced my behavior, but control has never been taken away from me.
No. People wouldn’t do things in hypnosis against which they would be extremely vigilant. The subconscious is still active.