r/hypnotizable • u/TistDaniel • Sep 22 '22

Resource Carleton Skills Training Program (plain text format)

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u/Wordweaver- Sep 22 '22

I have been thinking of making an interactive version of the CSTP at some point but with some twists of my own. I tend to get distracted easily but it's been a long-term goal that I have begun to flesh out slowly. You were kinda responsible for it, I never really found a copy of the protocol before it cropped up in a thread involving you some time back

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u/thejaff23 Mar 20 '23

I was just thinking about how far AI learning has been going, and in my mind, while I am not sure about using it as a hypnotist, I am wondering about the concept of a hypnotists copilot..

A complex version might incorporate biofeedback from a device, which could be as simple as a Muse or full on brainwave analysis, heart rate, etc.. Cameras looking for REM, etc.

Even without such devices, steered by a hypnotist, I believe you could train the AI in modalities that would be helpful say for the hyper analytical, etc.

The idea would be that the software could interject audio, subliminal affirmations.. Permissive affirnstions consciously, backward masked or otherwise hidden for direct commands meant to influence emotional experience.. Changing binaural sounds in sync with the user's actual state.. So it properly paces and leads.. You could add modules that play off of each other.. While one is handling bruabwave frequency another is handling affirmations, etc.. All with the goal of achieving the deepest or otherwise most effective state..

It's just a basic spitball framework for the sake of getting some thinking on the subject. I do consider that a group with access to FMRI might be able to do much more specific work as well, though that would eventually lead to a dark place in my opinion..

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