The discussion centers on the potential for hypnosis or psychological methods to induce asexuality in heterosexual individuals, specifically the ability to eliminate sexual attraction or desire. Participants explore the complexity of sexual attraction, noting that it is influenced by both hormonal and neurological factors. There is skepticism regarding the effectiveness of hypnosis, with some questioning its legitimacy as a psychological tool. The conversation touches on the existence of asexuality and its unknown causes, with speculation that hypnosis could evoke feelings of disgust towards sexual attraction as a method to achieve asexuality. Additionally, there is curiosity about whether hypnosis could alter sexual orientation, such as a male feeling attraction towards other males when hypnotized to adopt a female perspective. Research is cited to support the idea that hypnosis can lead to observable changes in brain function, indicating that it is a legitimate psychological state rather than mere role adoption.