For a Scientologist, I bet there are many hundreds of questions that could land you in
serious ethics trouble if you were to ask a series of them to other Scientologists. You might end up initially with a Non-enturbulation Order, and if you persist, an SP Declare.
Questions like these: (The first question is mine; the rest are from a suppressive LLM (ChatGPT)
If Scientology tech enables thetans to leave their bodies and remain fully functional, why did Ron need to discard his body to conduct advanced research in a fully exterior state?
“When you first became involved, what did you hope Scientology would help you achieve—and how does your experience compare with that?”
“How do you distinguish something you know from your own experience from something you accept because Hubbard or management said it?”
“What evidence, if any, would lead you to conclude that a particular claim by Hubbard was mistaken?”
“When a promised result doesn’t occur, how do you determine whether the problem was the application, the person, or the technology itself?”
“How would you investigate a serious allegation against Scientology, and decide which sources to trust?”
“How comfortable would you feel expressing a serious disagreement with Hubbard or management—and what do you think would happen?”
“If you decided to take six months away from courses, auditing, and donations, what would happen?”
“If you left, which relationships would you expect to keep, and which might you lose? How does that affect your decision to stay?”
“If another organization made the same promises and asked for the same money, time, and loyalty, what would you want to verify before joining?”
“If you could make this decision without pressure from Scientology, from me, or from anyone else, what would you want to do next?
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