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| description = | | description = '''Manipulations and Motivations: Illusion''' is a record on experiments to determine how much it would take to get someone to accept their new reality using illusions. | ||
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| book text = To what extent does one need to see reality in order to believe it to be reality? Taking the offspring remaining from the 'Sacrifice' experiment, we used illusions to create the impression that their parents never died. Eight out of the twelve offspring believed their new reality, and were able to accept that their parents were still alive. The remaining four went mad. | | book text = To what extent does one need to see reality in order to believe it to be reality? Taking the offspring remaining from the 'Sacrifice' experiment, we used illusions to create the impression that their parents never died. Eight out of the twelve offspring believed their new reality, and were able to accept that their parents were still alive. The remaining four went mad. | ||
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Manipulations and Motivations: Illusion is a record on experiments to determine how much it would take to get someone to accept their new reality using illusions.
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To what extent does one need to see reality in order to believe it to be reality? Taking the offspring remaining from the 'Sacrifice' experiment, we used illusions to create the impression that their parents never died. Eight out of the twelve offspring believed their new reality, and were able to accept that their parents were still alive. The remaining four went mad.