While speaking at TEDxQueensSU, hypnotist and filmmaker Albert Nerenberg offered an amusing presentation that tested whether or not the highly controversial subject of hypnotism is actually real.
As a novel way to prove his point, Nerenberg put out several suggestions to the audience and then asked them to raise their hands in accordance with what they felt. He then invited several of those who raised their hands to participate in a second experiment, while explaining what was taking place.
Most people think hypnosis is some kind of trick. Religion calls it sinful. Science has questioned its very existence. Hypnotist, Laughologist and acclaimed Filmmaker Albert Nerenberg, (Laughology, You Are What You Act) asks: What happens if you run a series of standard hypnotic inductions on a large crowd such as the audience at TEDXQueens.
Is Hypnosis Fake? See the dramatic TEDX video here with photo breakdown. https://t.co/qAc2W0pvAc
#Hypnosis#TEDXQueens#hypnotherapy— Albert Nerenberg (@AlbertNerenberg) May 6, 2016
Thanks Mel Weinstein and Char Rohrer!
