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Eden Destruction: https://mindpersuasion.com/eden-destruction/ https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Feb14_Loop.mp4
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Treasure Hunting Symmetry: https://mindpersuasion.com/treasure-hunting-symmetry/ https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Nov26Loop.mp4
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Most people absolutely hate getting fat. Nobody ever tries to get fat. Except maybe a few actors who need to get into character. Once, Milton Erickon had a patient who was convinced she couldn't change her weight. Milton told her to purposely gain weight. She thought he was crazy, but she did any way. Through his hypnotic genius, he convinced her that losing weight wasn't really that much different than gaining weight. This, of course, isn't true for most people. But Milton recognized her weight problem was tied to feeling an absolute lack of control ove
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https://mindpersuasion.com/science-alchemy-and-roi/
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There’s an idea in physics called “sympathetic resonance.” It’s commonly used to attempt to explain the law of attraction or similar ideas. In physics, it’s pretty simple. If you have two pianos in one room, and you bang on one middle C, the other middle C will begin to vibrate. Since they both have the same natural resonance frequency, one C vibrating will send sound waves through the air and make the other C vibrate. Even if you stop the first string from vibrating, the second will still vibrate. This is also how we hear sounds of different frequencies. In
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Resonance has always been a fascinating subject to me. There's a story of soldiers walking across a bridge in a cadence that unfortunately matched the resonance frequency of the bridge and collapsed it. They unsuccessfully tried to reproduce this on Mythbusters. Unsuccessful not because it's not possible, but because they can't exactly send a bunch of humans across a bridge. Instead, they tried to do it with little robots, and they could never quite get them walking in perfect cadence. But if you've ever swung on a swing, you know perfectly well the power of resonance.
