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From: marcthomashogan
Date: Mon Nov 4, 2002 12:07pm
Subject: Re: Pattern interruption
Hi Tim
--- In a previous message vlaca_malacca wrote:
> Hi all,
Was wondering
> if it would be possible to perform an HSI on a person and use
> Derren's numbness directions to pseudo-anaesthetise their hand.
Yes this is possible, and you don't even need to Handshake Interupt!
> What would be the most effective instruction to give immediately
> following the HSI?
Depends on the person suggestability, what you have to remember is,
derren will have loaded embedded commands before the cameras role!!
Would I need to touch the subject's hand again (once I'd let go
after the HSI) to pin-point the area to be numbed?
Not necessarily
> Would it be easier to simply attempt to numb the subject's entire
arm (since I would be holding the wrist area already, and thus save
letting go and then grabbing again)?
Why not just the whole hand
>Also, can someone tell me why it is necessary during an HSI to
lift the arm (even slightly)? Can an HSI be performed without such a
lift?
YES, I Have my own version of the HSI
> Thanks for letting me bore you,
Not at all, good questions!!
> Tim
>
Regards
Mark
