The volcano can not only think about NBC intervention

In 1843, a Scottish surgeon named James Praid published a book entitled “The fun” nervous neuroscience, which is often referred to as the first known case for modern hypnosis used for medical purposes. The practice and terminology of hypnosis began to spread through the psychology community during the rest of the nineteenth century until the twentieth, and was used publicly during the war period as a valuable psychological tool to combat post -disorder The shock.

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Of course, the circular in hypnosis causes some people to scare a little. It is believed that magnetic hypnotism can put you sleep and cultivate mental suggestions that they can control, making you actual slaves, afraid of some people who have not fully understood his medical applications. This did not help that hypnosis has also spread as a common form of entertainment on the stage, with dark darkest volunteers in mysterious creeping places. For many, “magnetic hypnosis” has become a synonym for “control of the mind”.

Hollywood responded, as, to hypnosis concerns by producing any small number of horror films based on hypnosis. Films such as “The Bride of the Monster” (1955), “Magnetic Dominate” (1957), “Al -Ain Al -Mina” (1960), And one of the greatest Cold War films ever made, “The Manchesh Candidate” (1962)All that is used as a hypnosis, as it only did for each movie “Dracula”. All of these films are presented as hypnosis as a suspicious and real thing.

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It seems that the hypnosis will be an important part of the “Star Trek” episode in 1966, but NBC turned against the idea. Article 2017 in CBR A note published from NBC, where the studio expressed his concerns about the scenario in which Volcan Spock (Leonard Nimoy) made a patient with psychology. They thought that the scene of hypnosis would have an unjustified hypnotic effect on the audience, and they put the kibbush on the scene. The book, to escape the fears of hypnosis in the studio, found a great show. Volcans can be affected by the ideas of others by touching their faces and performing the “mind”. And, if, one of the most famous details of the “Star Trek” privilege was born.

The “Star Trek” episode was “Dagger of the Mind” (November 3, 1966). The episode is on the colonial space of a criminal crazy. Dr. Treistan Adams (James Gregory), a doctorate in the colony of supervision, achieved incredible success in treating and calming mental patients, to the extent that it appears to be suspicious. Captain Kirk (William Shatner) and Facebook (Leonard Nimoy) found that Dr. Adams used to use the tension magnetic hypnosis that could tear the content strongly from the brains of people, leaving them in its session. A man named Dr. Simon Van Giller (Morgan Woodward) knew about the secret of Dr. Adam

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In the original scenario of the episode written by Shimon Winceelberg (to which S. Bar-David) was attributed to Spock to back down from brainwashing Dr. Van Gilder using a form of “foreign magnetic hypnosis”. Unfortunately, the hypnosis process of Volcan Spok has not been described. It was strange, according to NBC, that the foreigner used hypnosis. If the hypnosis is required, then this should not be dealt with Disturbing Spock’s on-AFAIN-Again PROFESSIONAL, Dr. McCoy (DeForest Kelley)? Reading note:

“According to our precautions to avoid the scenes, the act of hypnosis must be either outside the context or is done outside the camera. Moreover, since you depict the hypnosis as a legitimate medical tool, Van Gilder should be the hypnosis by Dr. McCoy instead of Mr. Spok unless it is possible that Mr. Spok can be eligible to use this technique.”

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Wolkelberg could have easily had a McCoy to do the hypnosis on Van Gilder, or stated that it was something eligible for Spok, but “Star Trek” wanted to tend to the foreigner in Spok a little more than that, preferring that the hypnosis was just something that was able to it of its kind. No, Spok had to be one.

But how do you wander in NBC fears that her fans may be hypnotized? Simple: Make it a touch technique only. In fact, Spock had a dialogue line in “Dagger of the Mind” that shows that the astronomical mind is unique: “This will not affect you, Dr. McCoy, the person I touched upon. It is not hypnosis.” He also explained that it was a very personal thing for the volcano, and it is usually used only as intimate and spiritual practice. Read the final draft of the text as follows:

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((Spock) puts his hands on each side of the intersection of the neck and shoulder, and put his thumb deeply in the Van Gilder’s trunk. It seems that Spock feels his fingers on the vessels and the ends of the nerves.

After that, influential and psychological capabilities became a regular advantage of the “Star Trek”, and even later major plot points became privileged. At “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan”, Spow has mercy on his entire consciousness in the brain of Dr. McCoy across the mind. The entire sub -culture of Volcan in the episodes was explored in “Star Trek: Enterprise” episodes. The belief that all of this was born from NBC executives are afraid of mass hypnosis.

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There is some debate about who arose from the idea of ​​the mind. Winceelberg is likely to be the inventor, although Nimoy said in His autobiography, “I am Spuk”, This gene displays are the Roddenberry gene brought to the idea. Rhodenberry was notorious for his ride on the disasters of othersHowever, so one cannot be sure whether his allegations are trustworthy.