Chase Hughes

It was the weirdest thing I've ever experienced in my life. So I'm a hypnotist, certified hypnotist, and I've learned it just because of my brain obsession. And I didn't believe in it either. I had zero belief that it was real. And I went to my first comedy hypnosis show like five years ago. This guy's name is Rich Guzzi. And it's real. Like I saw this. I'm like, oh, my God.

These people aren't just like performing.

These people aren't just like performing.

These people aren't just like performing.

Damn, what were we talking about? Hypnosis.

Damn, what were we talking about? Hypnosis.

Damn, what were we talking about? Hypnosis.

I don't think they have to have something that's off. You can pick a totally healthy person that's very highly suggestible. So I have a TV show coming out. It's fiction. Fiction. And the bad guy in the book gets access to some of these techniques and he doesn't know how to – they're not working. So he goes to these comedy hypnosis shows and he just picks people that were called up on stage. Yeah.

I don't think they have to have something that's off. You can pick a totally healthy person that's very highly suggestible. So I have a TV show coming out. It's fiction. Fiction. And the bad guy in the book gets access to some of these techniques and he doesn't know how to – they're not working. So he goes to these comedy hypnosis shows and he just picks people that were called up on stage. Yeah.

I don't think they have to have something that's off. You can pick a totally healthy person that's very highly suggestible. So I have a TV show coming out. It's fiction. Fiction. And the bad guy in the book gets access to some of these techniques and he doesn't know how to – they're not working. So he goes to these comedy hypnosis shows and he just picks people that were called up on stage. Yeah.

And he wrecks their life. Pre-select.

And he wrecks their life. Pre-select.

And he wrecks their life. Pre-select.

So he gets someone else to figure out who's suggestive. Oh, that's smart. And those people are highly suggestible. And they're always more open to fun. They're always better. They live in front of their eyes a lot more. And so suggestibility doesn't mean stupid. It means that you're just more open to the things that are around you. Right. And they're typically happier people.

So he gets someone else to figure out who's suggestive. Oh, that's smart. And those people are highly suggestible. And they're always more open to fun. They're always better. They live in front of their eyes a lot more. And so suggestibility doesn't mean stupid. It means that you're just more open to the things that are around you. Right. And they're typically happier people.

So he gets someone else to figure out who's suggestive. Oh, that's smart. And those people are highly suggestible. And they're always more open to fun. They're always better. They live in front of their eyes a lot more. And so suggestibility doesn't mean stupid. It means that you're just more open to the things that are around you. Right. And they're typically happier people.

Yeah, I mean it depends on if they're suggestible and addicted to like Instagram, horrifying stuff on Instagram and they're watching that all the time. So they can get programmed easily for all these things. So this guy, George Esther Brooks, makes this formula to split the personality of an army officer and they call him Smith. Smith.

Yeah, I mean it depends on if they're suggestible and addicted to like Instagram, horrifying stuff on Instagram and they're watching that all the time. So they can get programmed easily for all these things. So this guy, George Esther Brooks, makes this formula to split the personality of an army officer and they call him Smith. Smith.

Yeah, I mean it depends on if they're suggestible and addicted to like Instagram, horrifying stuff on Instagram and they're watching that all the time. So they can get programmed easily for all these things. So this guy, George Esther Brooks, makes this formula to split the personality of an army officer and they call him Smith. Smith.

And they're going to split this guy, give his alter ego a bunch of secrets to take across enemy lines and then deliver these secrets that are in his head to this person that's on the other side of this thing. And in this paper, it's a hypothetical. It's written as a hypothetical. So they're going to split this guy.