A Skeptic's Guide to Hypnosis
Hello everyone, you should find attached the epub and pdf copies of A Skeptic's Guide to Hypnosis, the book from Contrapreneurs: The Mikkelsen Twins.
While this post is limited to Patrons only, the book is absolutely free to share. Send it to your friends, post it in your Discords, email it to your nan.
It's not the greatest book in the world, in fact on the whole it's rather mediocre and the beginning in particular is extremely rough, but I hope you find it interesting. At the very least I hope it scratches the itch in your brain of "what's actually in the book?"
Comments (6)
"This commission was chaired by American scientist and ambassador Benjamin Franklin, who agreed to take some time away from banging French MILFs to assemble a team of qualified scientists and physicians." Stunning.
As somebody who is both pretty skeptical in general and also has a bit of experience with hypnosis in kink context I'm genuinely excited to read this book when I have time. My relationship with hypnosis has long been a bit of a source of cognitive dissonance for me. I don't have sky high expectations, considering all the constraints it was written under, but it does sound like an interesting read even with all this in mind Thank you for sharing it with us :)
You need to get a hardback run of this. Very unlikely I’d read it but I want it for my bookshelf
> To this end a more authentic, honest, and useful hypnotic > experience is more likely to be found in a YouTube video > titled “*ASMR* Daily Affirmations Dating Confidence You’re > Worth It [Compilation] [SFW]”. I'm genuinely worried I may come away from this book feeling somewhat persuaded.
"dictionary.com defines hypnosis as" Wow you really were pulling out all the stops for this.
It would be fun or interesting to see your excel sheet, written journal or any other documents on writing this book, just to get a more detailed glimpse into the madness of that month you spent doing it. I wrote a 120 word screenplay for an animated movie over the course of half a year which was draining enough, but a whole book in only a month? I feel for you!