Researchers Find It's Easy to Plant False Memories in Minds of Some People

The Associated Press ^ | Feb 16, 2003 | Joseph B. Verrengia

[new cruelty]

Gore still remembers winning in 2000.

[L`enn]

The best thing I can get out of this article, is there are way more nuts and freaks loose in the world than even my cynical mind thought possible.

[Bogey78O]

That explains "I Rigoberta Menchu"....

[Cicero]

These are the people who voted twice for clinton because they remembered what a great guy he was.

[Bogey78O]

Hehe...just tried this on my mom...

She swore up and down she remembers taking a pic of Tweety Bird in front of the castle.

[new cruelty]

there are way more nuts and freaks loose in the world than even my cynical mind thought possible.

hehe, nah, you just seem to remember it being that way.

[Thinkin' Gal]

Remember that wonderful day when Bugs Bunny hugged you at Disneyland?

It was really Michael Jackson.

[CyberAnt]

I guess this totally destroys the "suppressed memory" theory.

[new cruelty]

lol, thats just mean.

[ffusco]

Sound like a simple Jedi mind trick to me.... Do you have that fifty bucks I lent you?

[Bogey78O]

Oh..almost forgot. I'll send the check tomorrow.

[ffusco]

"The whole country was seeing white vans."

I have Never seen a white van.

[TankerKC]

That explains "I Rigoberta Menchu"....

But it still doesn't explain the mass of liberal believers. ;)

[ffusco]

LOL

[First_Salute]

Camelot.

[Bogey78O]

Oddly enough even with Alzeimer's setting in Reagan's still more in touch with reality than, oh let's say Donahue, for example.

[Cicero]

Almost all of these scandals began during the clinton years. They are characteristic of left-wing yuppie behavior. The Bernie Schwartz type, who think nothing of selling out to Communist China if it will raise money that can be given to the DNC to guarantee re-election of a pro-abort president.

The children of the 60s grew up believing the marxist line that business is totally corrupt, but many of them also wanted to make money and live the good life. So, they went into business and, sure enough, they were totally corrupt.

The previous generation, famously portrayed in "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit," believed that there were certain rules and obligations. All that went by the boards among the people who swallowed the countercultural message.

[ffusco]

Obi Wan Kenobi: ( to Stormtroopers) These are not the droids you are looking for. We can move along.

Storm Trooper: (to 2nd Stormtrooper) These are not the droids we are looking for. move along!

[new cruelty]

That reminds me of Richard Harris. Thanks.

[jimkress]

What's new about this? Clinton had new (false) memories every day. Remember his 'walking tour through Harlem' when he was at Oxford?