I myself consider the concept of brainwashing to be to persuade a person to do something that isn't in their nature to do. Which in my opinion doesn't exist in nature. There's no such thing as brainwash because as far as I can see, it's not possible to coerce a person to do something they haven't in their psychological profile to do.
I would have to see a live demonstration of it that's not staged, in order to accept this idea as a fact.
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Brain washing for some men is when you turn them upside down and they wash their genitals
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[quote author=pattycake link=topic=93983.msg599267#msg599267 date=1415928723] Be specific. So what is the definition of brainwash to you?
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Power of thought
Volunteers wearing headsets were asked to play a computer game called Mindflex,
in which the movement of a ball is controlled by thought.
“Being able to control gene expression via the power of thought is a dream that we've been chasing for over a decadeâ€
Study leader Professor Martin Fussenegger
The protein was able to seep out from the implant into the bloodstream, where it was later
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Power of thought
Volunteers wearing headsets were asked to play a computer game called Mindflex,
in which the movement of a ball is controlled by thought.
“Being able to control gene expression via the power of thought is a dream that we've been chasing for over a decadeâ€
Study leader Professor Martin Fussenegger
The protein was able to seep out from the implant into the bloodstream, where it was later
measured by the researchers.
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they need to study the Vedas for some of those ancient secrets of mind over matter.