Message #63301

[Jennie McGrath]

Andrew Waters

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Member # 914

  posted 07-31-2006 11:21 PM                       
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''In other words, abductees are more likely to experience a traumatic--or positive--scenario as real, in part due to their fertile imaginations.''

Well shoot, I wonder where the ''fertile'' imagination comes from.

"Emotion does not prove the veracity of the interpretation," McNally concludes.'

And the veracity of the interpretation cannot be disproved because of the emotion either.


So the conclusion to be drawn from the article is this: If you believe you were abducted and you are in need of a support group then stay from psychologists because their discipline must explain it away as products of the human mind. So if you do want someone calling you crazy then by all means visit one.

[ 07-31-2006, 11:31 PM: Message edited by: Andrew Waters ]
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