Derren Brown "Trains of Thought" NLP Explanation Video 1of 2

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NLP Explanation of Darren Browns "Trains of Thought" Video. This is Video Explanation 1 of 2.

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[bruceleeC64]

D.Brown more often hypnotised his subjects before any presentation. He could have easily hypnotised this man seconds earlier to forget his stop and forget he ever met Derren. If this is so it debunks almost all of the NLP explanation.

[NLPTimes]

Bruce, tks for your comment. Indeed he could have set this up before hand but unlikely. Darren is a showman & skilled at what he does. From what I've observed he appears to live off the edge of seeing how far he can push things. He did use hypnotic language and the guy was in a trance. However a skilled hypnotist generally would not need to do it before hand, they could do it in real time. This type of effect is not an either or technique. Darren employs many techniques. NLP & Hypnosis + others!

[MDuits92]

First of all i like your vids.

But i still have a few question, you said he anchored the first man by touching him near his wrist, but how is it possible to do that? how can you do that so quickly?

And at what moment does derren ''wave'' the man's memory away? is it at the moment that he is thinking and his eyes move?

thanks a lot!

[NLPTimes]

Hi Mduit92,

Anchoring can happen in a flash. Your body is regularly making new associations that result in specific response being triggered when you the same stimuli happen again. Think about any relationship you've been in and chances are you'll know there are specific things your partner did that would trigger both positive and negative response from your almost instantaneously.

Hope that helps.

Tom

[NLPTimes]

The example of Darren touching the guy on the wrist would be an example of a kinestetic anchor .. if it was associated up with a specific response in the guys nevrous system which could be a feeling or a thought such as "Yes"/compliance.

Just so you know not every tactile touch is automatically an "anchor".

[bigbezet]

Nice one, but the contrast between the volume of the original audio with your audio is too big.

[Nequame]

The audio could be a bit louder.

[BrainHygiene]

This would not have worked on people on the subway in New York.

[1UL1U]

next time put the volum upp

[wallymeldrum]

Trains of Tort

[lmollot]

young men are such power hungry warriors-no caring what the long term effects are- depress-suicide-they use this to rape women/& kids- avoid most men from your territory

[lmollot]

wow how agressive are students and researchers- so exploiting even as a teaching "aid-they cd use a of class of consenting adult men -women will be feared of refusing -dont touch me-how can these pple live themselves0young students head full of power-tripping-knowing their age will give them protection from consequences

[johntkooz]

Unlike tony robbins, Derren knows and understands exactly and precisely what he's doing with these extremely advanced stacked anchoring technique + embedded commands.

[Britestone]

Well one thing to remember about tv, is that though the mind tricks any magician or mentalist / street hypnotist performs don't always work every time on everyone or even the same person repeatedly. Magicians don't show their failed attempts, though that doesn't mean it never works. I've done quite a few NLP / conversational hypnosis based mentalism tricks myself, for me they usually work w/ no stooges, set up or gimmicks but I sure as heck wouldn't post a series of failures up when it flops.

[wuschelbeutel]

You said the "yes" anchor was important. But Derren never reuses that association afterwards, it appears...

[Havok518]

Awesome!! Thank you for taking your time to explain this.

[donphonica]

No, that's completely untrue. Go learn something before you speak nonsense on a topic about which you know nothing.