Alien Abductions

[Theorist]

All I gotta count on is my left and right bicep.


nah, I kid. I kid, my biceps are smaller than my forearms.

[iron_jones]

Originally Posted by Theorist

All I gotta count on is my left and right bicep.

I lol'd hard

[Moco Loco]

There are a very limited number of ways out of New Orleans, as I first fully discovered during Katrina. I really don't want to be here when any type of disaster happens, and especially not aliens

[Human No More]

Well, it depends on the type of aliens and what they're doing. Generally, supposed 'abductions' happen in the middle of nowhere to people who are desperate for attention, which is what makes them seem suspect

[Layzie]

If you've ever heard abductees under hypnosis describe the abduction, it actually doesn't sound so freaky. I've noticed a similar pattern in people who go under hypnosis and tell their stories. It's basically the same thing, only some people are scared of it, and others tell their stories in a more positive light. Both types of people tend to say that even though they don't speak our languages, they were still able to communicate and told the abductees that they don't mean any harm by what their doing. Some people get freaked out when they remember these stories. Others pretty much relax as the aliens told them to and don't see it as frightening.

I don't mean to sound like a weirdo or something. I just think it's an interesting topic which I've been learning a little bit about these cases for a while now.

[Theorist]

Yeah, they usually sound pretty fake. But Area 51 is about the only one (that I've heard of) that I have some suspicion about.

But, if you were someone who was abducted in a random spot, it would suck when no one believed you and called you crazy.

[Clarke]

Originally Posted by Theorist

Yeah, they usually sound pretty fake. But Area 51 is about the only one (that I've heard of) that I have some suspicion about.

But, if you were someone who was abducted in a random spot, it would suck when no one believed you and called you crazy.

According to the Hitchiker's Guide, some aliens do it for exactly those lulz.

[Layzie]

Originally Posted by Theorist

Yeah, they usually sound pretty fake. But Area 51 is about the only one (that I've heard of) that I have some suspicion about.

But, if you were someone who was abducted in a random spot, it would suck when no one believed you and called you crazy.

People don't make stuff up under hypnosis.

[Clarke]

Originally Posted by Layzie

People don't make stuff up under hypnosis.

They make plenty of stuff up on hypnosis, if you convince them to.

[Theorist]

Sorry Layzie I was posting to agree with HNM your post wasnt there when I hit post.

Idk much about the science behind hypnosis, but during my college orientation, they brought in a hypnotist, but it didn't work for me

[Theorist]

I suppose there's also that military general from the Roswell/area 51 incident, who said they were working on alien craft, but then other government officials said he was just old and senile/dillusional and couldn't remember it correctly. Which I suppose is possible too. People might have honestly thought they saw aliens/ufos, or were abducted but they were just dillusional. Or they tell themselves a lie so much they being to believe it.

The Roswell one though where the government says the general who opened up about area 51 was dillusional is a bit sketchy though

[Human No More]

Hypnosis is insanely easy to use to create 'memories', because in order for it to work at all, the subject must be fairly highly suggestible, and are even more so while it is ongoing, then the person doing it can use various tricks to cause the person to 'recall' details, for example by asking leading questions.