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Originally posted by stumason
It's all very well saying how to avoid being abducted or having contact..
But..
How does one go about actually getting into such a situation?
[edit on 22/7/07 by stumason]
Originally posted by OBE1
I hope this post is of some value.
Originally posted by Comforter
As for profile I tested in the upper two percent nationally and was bilingual. I was in my teens and had just lost my girl friend to leukemia so I was in a poor general frame of mind. I was and am very much a loner - an introvert.
Originally posted by TheGreySwordsman
I believe that mentally disciplined, or physically threatening targets are generally avoided, because they're too difficult to control without causing lasting damage.
Many abduction stories talk about paralysis. I believe that this paralysis revolves around crippling fear. Whether this is technology, a natural ability, or human fear of the unknown, I will not comment. Once a "victim" has been paralyzed by fear, they are easily manipulated.
Even the most benevolent abduction scenerios are not something most of us would care to endure. So, if possible, I would like to determine if there is anything that can be done to "get off their list" so to speak.
Will having a weapon nearby be a determining factor? How about being athletic, or emotionally disciplined? Are there certain areas that are more prone to abduction? How about prayer?
Originally posted by TheGreySwordsman
A conversation in another thread has inspired this thread.
I believe that when looking for someone to abduct, EBE's have a certain criteria. In general, they seem to be interested in the more vulnerable members of society. Children, young adults, prior abductees, adults who are paralyzed by fear.
You don't hear about many soldiers being abducted, for example.
I believe that mentally disciplined, or physically threatening targets are generally avoided, because they're too difficult to control without causing lasting damage.
Many abduction stories talk about paralysis. I believe that this paralysis revolves around crippling fear. Whether this is technology, a natural ability, or human fear of the unknown, I will not comment. Once a "victim" has been paralyzed by fear, they are easily manipulated.
Originally posted by Tom Bedlam
Erm, second OBE1 - creepy, that, I'm also into Aikijutsu, maybe it's just being choked out one too many times?