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Human Threat Assessment: Filtering Assets from Liabilities
Creating The Boundary. Is the Person an [Asset] [Risk, Threat or Liability]? Before determining if someone or something is an asset you need understand the elements and properties of who that person is, who there not, can they be trusted and do they have your best interest or their own? Assets grow in value, liabilities decrease in value. Its common behavior to respond or give out personal information to strangers. Self-Regulation is an internal governor, where you add a dela
a few seconds ago1 min read
Who Owns Your Decisions? Hidden Between School & Cults
How school trained you to filter every thought through an authority figure. In school children give up there agency and ability to make sound decisions without filtering [Repetition-Learned Behavior] and pass there beliefs and thoughts though their teacher, first. The raising of the hand signals is my action, desire, or need OK, [Approval] can I proceed, [Approval] can I use the bathroom... [Approval] Will you judge me if ...[Acceptance] Acceptance [Consequences-Outcast?] Wha
2 hours ago1 min read
The Loudest Person Loses: Silence Signals True Authority
When someone challenges your character, realize that your composure and authority aren't just traits—they are the signals that dictate the social environment. Overriding a conflict without performing or reacting Reacting emotionally triggers a threat response in the other person that you are a threat to their identity, control or safety. The moment you react and attempt to defend yourself. You raise your voice, just to try to prove them wrong or you start over explain yoursel
4 days ago2 min read
Who Am I Now?
Have you ever felt like you're not entirely yourself?
Human Threat Assessment: Filtering Assets from Liabilities
Creating The Boundary. Is the Person an [Asset] [Risk, Threat or Liability]? Before determining if someone or something is an asset you need understand the elements and properties of who that person is, who there not, can they be trusted and do they have your best interest or their own? Assets grow in value, liabilities decrease in value. Its common behavior to respond or give out personal information to strangers. Self-Regulation is an internal governor, where you add a dela
a few seconds ago1 min read
What is Ad Hominem?
Manipulation Tactic: Ad Hominem Category: Psychological Manipulation Red Flag Indicators Ad Hominem is a personal attack on the person making the argument, rather than addressing the actual argument itself. Core Psychological Characteristics Appeals to Emotion and Bias: Instead of engaging with logic, the attack seeks to trigger emotional responses (like contempt, distrust, or anger) in the audience toward the opponent. This makes the audience less likely to objectively eval
Dec 14, 20252 min read
What is Bait and Switch?
Manipulation Tactic: Bait and Switch Category: Psychological Manipulation Red Flag Indicators Bait-and-switch is a deceptive sales tactic that is often a form of fraudulent advertising. It involves advertising an alluring, often low-priced product or service (the "bait") that a seller has no intention of selling, or has only a very limited stock of, to lure customers into their business. Once the customer is there, the seller pressures them to buy a more expensive, less desi
Dec 10, 20253 min read
What is a Straw Man?
Manipulation Tactic: Straw Man Category: Psychological Manipulation Red Flag Indicators Straw Man is when someone distorts and misrepresents an opponent's argument making it easier to attack, claiming to have defeated the opponent's actual position. The name comes from the idea that a man made of straw is easy to knock down, unlike a real person. The opponent replaces the strong, actual argument with a weaker, fictitious one that is easily defeated. Psychological Characteri
Dec 10, 20253 min read
What is a Scapegoat?
Manipulation Tactic: Scapegoat Category: Psychological Manipulation Red Flag Indicators A scapegoat is a person or group that is unfairly blamed for the faults, mistakes, or problems of others, deflecting attention from those who are truly at fault. Deflection of Blame: The primary function is to redirect negative feelings (aggression, frustration, guilt, or anxiety) away from the true source (which may be complex, or difficult to confront) onto a more vulnerable target.
Dec 8, 20252 min read
What is a Red Herring?
Manipulation Tactic: Red Herring Category: Psychological Manipulation Red Flag Indicators Red Herring is when someone misleads or distracts from an irrelevant topic into an argument or discussion to divert attention away from the original, central issue. It is a fallacy of relevance, meaning the premise, though it may be true, has no bearing on the conclusion or the core point of the debate. In Logic/Debate: It's an attempt to shift the conversation's focus to a new topic
Dec 6, 20253 min read
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