Kyla Turner

And in psychology, we've actually used this to convince people, for example, to test between real dissociative identity disorder and confabulated.

And if you take high impression people,

You convince them that they have DID, and then you have them do their symptoms, and then you measure their brain.

Their brain actually acts differently than people actually diagnosed with DID.

Okay, DID is real.

Okay, DID is real.

Okay, that's good evidence that there is something happening in the brain of genuinely DID people.

Okay, that's good evidence that there is something happening in the brain of genuinely DID people.

But there's this whole other thing where you've now convinced a bunch of people.

But there's this whole other thing where you've now convinced a bunch of people.

Now, to be fair, in the study, they do tell them it's all fake.

Now, to be fair, in the study, they do tell them it's all fake.

You don't have DID.

Incredibly powerful.

Yes, yes.

This is like what, oh, the word's leaving me right now.

Yes.

This is like what, oh, the word's leaving me right now.

Placebo is, right?

Placebo is.