Aurino wrote:
"Two people, a man and a woman, were first hypnotized, and then during the hypnotic state asked to hypnotize each other.... Anyway, at some point the couple lost verbal touch with each other and went into a profound trance. Upon awakening, both related exacty the same story! They said they went together inside a cave, and the woman wanted to go further but the guy told her they were not allowed, or something like that. There were other people inside the cave, and their descriptions of how it all looked like were amazingly similar."

Sounds like something you could hear on late night radio.
Extraordinary claims require reference citations, at least.
For the new arrivals: Aurino denies the validity of science itself in so many ways. (Reference citations for this assertion are available upon request.)

• It's not about psychology, it's about facts - aurino_ - July 7, 2003 - 14:26 UTC
  • The facts? Late night radio lacks reference citations - carefuluniverse - July 7, 2003 - 14:39 UTC
    • People love cults; it gives them excuse not to think - aurino_ - July 7, 2003 - 14:46 UTC