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		<title>Can a hypnotist really add that much to the Twitter / Facebook experience?</title>
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		<dc:creator>Juliet Chase</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[I kinda thought social media was the same as being in a trance but apparently not.  If you anticipate a slow Monday today and trust that there won&#8217;t be a subliminal message to dance around the office like a chicken you can join this quirky experiment and get hypnotized over Twitter or Facebook. I think [...]]]></description>
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<p>I kinda thought social media was the same as being in a trance but apparently not.  If you anticipate a slow Monday today and trust that there won&#8217;t be a subliminal message to dance around the office like a chicken you can join this <a href="http://www.socialtrance.com/">quirky experiment</a> and get hypnotized over Twitter or Facebook. I think you&#8217;ll have to actually go to a webcast but those kinds of nitty gritty details probably aren&#8217;t going to bother those that volunteer.</p>
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