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https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Nov18Post.mp4 When most of us see people we'd like to know, it makes us nervous. Whether they be a key person at a networking event, or an attractive and potential romantic interest, simply the DESIRE to create a positive impression causes problems. This is why people talk about things like "outcome independence." This is true, but just saying we should be more "outcome independent" is pretty worthless. It's like telling somebody struggling with weight loss to simply "eat less than you burn." Or somebody who is trying out for the
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Behind The Veil of Power: https://mindpersuasion.com/behind-the-veil-of-power/ https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/July26Loop.mp4
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Fake Planet: https://mindpersuasion.com/fake-planet/ https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Jun02Loop.mp4
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Reverse Engineered Cult: https://mindpersuasion.com/reverse-engineered-cult/ https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Feb14Loop.mp4
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Multiple Consciousness Singularity: https://mindpersuasion.com/multiple-consciousness-singularity/ https://soundcloud.com/mindpersuasion/multiple-consciousness-singularity https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Dec20Loop.mp4
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https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Dec13Post.mp4 Some jokes are funny and hit you very quickly. These are the playground joked we've all heard as kids. Short riddles, that have something called a "phonetic ambiguity" in the answer. What did the beach say when the tide came in? Long time no sea/long time no see. These are best when heard, and not read. Since you hear the two meanings at once. It takes very little brain energy to understand the joke. This is why they are considered "cute" and more for kids. If you tried to tell this joke at a part
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https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Dec04Post.mp4 Imagine this scenario. You're at a party or social gathering. Bar, pub, club, etc. You see a cute girl or guy across the room. They're flirting with you. You're flirting with them. You've exchanged eye contact a few times. Flirty, quick, coupled with a slight, perhaps embarrassed smile. From a purely objective standpoint, it's on. On like Donkey Kong. But from inside your own subjective brain, it's kind of like what old school announcer for the Lakers, Chick Hearn used to say: "Ladies an
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Peanut Butter Industrial Complex: https://mindpersuasion.com/peanut-butter-industrial-complex/ https://soundcloud.com/mindpersuasion/peanut-butter-industrial-complex https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Sept21Loop.mp4
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Why Ice Floats and Keeps Us Alive: https://mindpersuasion.com/phase-shift-thought-extraction/ https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Aug18Loop.mp4
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How To Become Psychic: https://mindpersuasion.com/how-to-become-psychic/ https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/July30Loop.mp4
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Understand Their Thoughts: https://mindpersuasion.com/simple-mind-reading-technique/
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Hidden Lucid Dreaming Practice https://mindpersuasion.com/lucid-dreaming-laboratory/
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Psychological Mind Reading Secrets https://mindpersuasion.com/mind-reading-matrix-algorithm/
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There's one X-men character that can freeze time. Not really freeze time, but slow it down. So he can run around and do stuff. Like undo people's belts. Make them punch themselves in the face. This was also a theme in one of the Simpson's. If you suspend disbelief, there is a lot of creative ways you can play with the time freezing idea. For example, every time Homer was about to take a bite out of a donut, they would freeze time and remove the part he was about to bite. This would come across to Homer as the piece disappearing just as he was about to bi
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Symphonies have a much richer sound that single instruments. Single instruments can product a rhythm, or a melody, or a chord progression. But most can only do one at a time. Some instruments are more capable than others. On a piano, for example, you can play chords with your left hand, and melodies with your right. But most instruments can only play one note at once. The best violinist can only play single notes at a time. Compared to a quartet, which could play a much deeper and richer sound. People are like instruments. And we can be either singl
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If you’ve ever learned an instrument, perhaps you’ve had the following experience. You learned a song, and had it partially memorized. But sometimes when you practiced, simply by noticing your fingers, you messed up. Or perhaps you learned something like juggling. There are times when your conscious brain is turned off, and everything seems to “flow.” But as soon as you start to “notice” what you are doing, you mess stuff up. Sports psychologists study this idea of the flow state. The more skilled you become, the more effective this flow state is. Since
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The first level of persuasion is the features and benefits level. This is when you memorize as many “reasons” why your idea should be accepted by them. It’s almost like a performance. You need to be articulate, charismatic, and strong willed. To the extent that enough of your ideas sound good to them, they’ll accept them. The more charismatic you are, the more effective this will be. The more attractive you are (halo effect) the easier this will be. The second level is when you ASK them what they want. Turn off your own brain for a minute, and expand THE
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There’s an ancient saying that we all have three faces. The face we show to the world. The face we show to ourselves. And then our real face. Our real face is hidden from us by ourselves. One of the ways this stays hidden is through the common idea of “projection.” It’s very difficult to accept all of our shortcomings and problems. It’s much easier to point out those same problems in others. It keeps us from looking inward. If you CAN manage to look inward (very scary!) and accept yourself, you can gain MASSIVE amounts of peace. Just for the sa
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There are two basic ways to influence somebody. One way is the common way. To try and use the ideas in YOUR head and convince them to do what YOU want, for YOUR reasons. Most salespeople use this technique. Ultimately, it’s based on the very ancient “might makes right strategy.” It’s in the form, “MY ideas for what you should are better than YOUR ideas for what you should do.” This can come across as a gentle persuasion, or a hard sell. But it’s still a might-makes right strategy. The opposite is by turning OFF the ideas in your head. And carefully
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Humans love to be deceived. We pay tons of money to see movies. The movies are people that we KNOW are actors, pretending to be people we KNOW are made up. Even the term, “movie” is not correct. It’s shortened from the old school term, “moving pictures.” (Not to be confused with the Rush album of the same name...) But the pictures DON’T move. It’s a mis-perception. Most of what we THINK is happening around isn’t. Most of the ideas we make up inside our heads about the world around us is INFERRED. This means we take a small slice of actual data,
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Cause and effect is a very squirrely concept. One of the “proofs” that something is wrong is if it creates “causal chains.” Meaning if A causes B, and then B causes C, and then C causes A, that’s not possible according to basic physics. Contrary to movie science fiction, they use proofs like this to show that time travel is really impossible. It’s not allowed according to General Relativity. But even so, they STILL don’t quite understand “why” time moves forward. Time moving forward is HIGHLY connected to the idea of cause and effect. Since effects MUST come
