I was actually able to reverse engineer several methods because they were/are used so frequently, like a by the book type of thing. People are like that, once they find something that works they share it and use it to death.

I'll have to think about the performances. My memory tends to go fuzzy or blank at the point where I had been calm or sitting for a bit, which I was for parts of the show that required attention. I always assumed I had been drugged and once I quit moving and the blood quit pumping so hard, the tranquilizer effect just completely kicked in and knocked out the memories.

The movies combined with testing at the university were mostly Vietnam type stuff, all blood and suffering and war. The battle scenes stuck with me.

I've been through "missions" to infiltrate (we used a much nicer word) organizations, only to find out they were actually being run, at least in part, by the people that had sent us on the mission. So in that regard there's been some testing along the way as well. Not sure how I did.

I'll have to look up the Liberian warlord documentary.