Woodsman said:
Divide By Zero said:
Perhaps this is why the aliens/men in black appear, yet cannot do much in this world. If they are just a potential fed by fear/paranoia, that would explain why Jacobs said that those who fight back stop abductions, etc. The C's also mentioned that Laura had much less abductions in a session because she fought back.
Really? Where did Jacobs say this? I have only read two of his books, (
The Threat, and
Walking Among Us) but in both he clearly and repeatedly described the exact opposite. Out of many hundreds of interviews with subjects, Jacobs didn't report a single incidence of anybody managing to escape. I'm also working my way through Karla Turner's work looking for answers, but so far it's just more of the same thing.
There was some indication in Jacob's work that adrenaline spikes and fight/flight responses can overpower mind control for brief periods, and that refusal to make eye contact (through which it appears the mind control link can be established, -though there are other accounts where it is done remotely, albeit with more effort) can also hinder the process, but there were no accounts where the aliens were not able to reestablish dominance with minimal effort which never seemed more than an annoyance in a routine procedure.
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I didn't mean escape, I meant to stop the abductions from happening again.
I heard it on the interview on sott radio that the fighting, anger, etc was what stopped the abductions from happening. I didn't mean that they were able to fight, but that psychological - and you mention the physiological - responses are something that works.
I feel that fear of anything, abductions, superstition, and so on are exactly what feed that loop of "belief". Transmarginal inhibition explained that the dogs who had more anger and fight were hardest to break down.
But then, why would aliens have a problem with the fight or flight?
On regular 3d we have stun guns, drugs, special martial arts moves that can incapacitate people no matter how much they resist. Why would aliens have a problem with this?
That's why I think it's more of a psychological thing than physiological. Chemicals are easy to "hack", but the psychology - like in the dogs of TMI is harder to do so.
It may very well be that there needs to be a belief of power to be open to these beings as this is not their "home" and we don't fit into their home either. Whether that belief is blind that they are doing good things or a fear of helplessness, that would just reinforce the dynamic. It reminds me of the books on psychopathy and abuse- the victim can suffer Stockholm Syndrome or have some paranoia that leaving or defending oneself would be useless.