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[_] Anonymous 07/23/14(Wed)07:49 No.2461129
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 07/23/14(Wed)08:07 No.2461135
Seems like the same tricks are still used frequently today.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/23/14(Wed)09:22 No.2461186
>>2461135
because they work.
the interesting thing about this is that i knew all these "techniques" he lists are true and yet
i had never identified them as what they are.
like with the "giving" method.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/23/14(Wed)09:34 No.2461197
take a psych 101 class
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compliance_(psychology)
manipulation is not hard, and buisness lives on the manipulation of others
>> [_] Anonymous 07/23/14(Wed)10:39 No.2461235
>>2461197
It could provide a good or service at a competitive rate.
crazy idea
>> [_] Anonymous 07/23/14(Wed)11:12 No.2461263
If you're stupid enough to fall for any of these you probably deserve to be manipulated
>> [_] Anonymous 07/23/14(Wed)11:36 No.2461298
+1 informative
This flash is an anti-shill weapon.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/23/14(Wed)11:38 No.2461303
>>2461263
Careful anon!
There are millions of marketing majors who base their careers around the belief that PUA-tier
Chris Angel mindfreak tricks influence an informed consumer's decisions.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/23/14(Wed)12:09 No.2461339
>>2461263
Not really. My sister does the first method on me often. And even though I can tell that she
wants something from me I fall for it because I want to be nice to her. Doesn't work with
strangers though.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/23/14(Wed)12:21 No.2461349
>>2461298
this.
