Comments on: Could zombies actually not be zombies at all?

By: Kasper

Kasper — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 17:42:22 +0000

It’s possible to hypnotize people into firing a loaded gun (you basically convince them it’s a fake, or act), but even with drugs to enhance the effect of hypnotic suggestion, I doubt you could make a healthy individuel subdue and feed on another human being.

By: instruisto

instruisto — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 14:25:30 +0000

Teachers undergoing National Board Certification in the USA might be mistaken for zombies by non-educators unfamiliar with this bizarre hazing ritual for those seeking the 33rd degree of the Order of Thoth.

By: SCpalmetto

SCpalmetto — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:38:42 +0000

Scopolamine, which causes amnesia, use to be used in combination with morphine (or a morphine derivatives) to cause a twilight sleep effect during child birth. The mother would remain conscience but would not remember the pain.
I think other drugs have been used before to drug a victim, beat them up and rob. I never have heard of these other drug causing the victim to be suggestible enough to walk into a bank and withdraw money.
I’m not sure what drug sleeping aids use but there have been cases of people driving and doing other thing under the influence of sleep aid drugs and not remember doing them. The most famous was the politician in Washington DC that ran into a safety barrier while driving, was arrested and claimed that he didn’t remember thing about it.
I think that it’s in the realm of possibility

By: ZzDeuceX

ZzDeuceX — Sat, 31 May 2008 02:12:17 +0000

Oh dear…If what you say is true((assuming of course that your not just some lying douch.)), then all of this stuff about seems no more than a bunch of hooey. I have to question, in the sense of fair play, where you come by your information. Are you perhaps a pharmacist? A doctor by chance? Maybe a medical student? This may be an ingrediant in percodan, but there’s still a chance that enough of this garbage, if put in your system, would put you in the familiar zombie-trance state. Unless you know better that is…?

By: Anomalous

Anomalous — Mon, 19 May 2008 03:57:53 +0000

This is just ridiculous crap. Scopolamine is not “a mysterious drug.” It’s a component of the routinely prescribed drug Percodan. It’s been routinely used in the US for decades for treating nausea and motion sickness, and is commonly and widely used after surgeries.

By: ZzDeuceX

ZzDeuceX — Sat, 10 May 2008 03:05:36 +0000

Even in this kind of state, could people really be mis-interpreted as zombies? Zombie is kind of a long jump and most people would go for a mass of retards before they thought zombies, even when faced with acctual zombies. Besides, the differences are clear. These cuban “zombies” are not that much different from the african “Voo-Doo Zombie”. Open to suggestion and still susceptible to normal damage and death. Much less rotting as well, although they may put off quite a smell(several day old dirty undies? gleh!). I don’t think we have much to worry about when it comes to druggie zombies.

By: ZAC Admin

ZAC Admin — Sat, 03 May 2008 22:42:27 +0000

Chud, that would probably help. The original post has been edited to include the link to the video.

By: C.h.u.d_Pwner

C.h.u.d_Pwner — Sat, 03 May 2008 16:32:57 +0000

Can we have a link please?