Re:KGB Manual: Training the Operative for Psychological Infl...
by virgilp on Friday February 05, 2021 @09:27AM
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- publish "KGB manual" as an apparent-poor-quality-scan to increase credibility and make it seem like a 'scanned original' when in fact it's a carefully-crafted font.
Re:KGB Manual: Training the Operative for Psychological Infl...
by Enginerrrd on Friday February 05, 2021 @09:31AM
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Nice catch. And what a weird thing to do...
Re:KGB Manual: Training the Operative for Psychological Infl...
by codetrotter on Friday February 05, 2021 @09:34AM
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This, along with what others ITT said, makes me think that the document in question is fictional. Flagged the OP post accordingly. Need proof that this is in any way connected to KGB at all.
Re:KGB Manual: Training the Operative for Psychological Infl...
by injb on Friday February 05, 2021 @10:29AM
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Someone replied to my claim that it's a font earlier with a link to the original. It definitely is still a font, but apparently there is an original Russian document.
Re:KGB Manual: Training the Operative for Psychological Infl...
by IngvarLynn on Friday February 05, 2021 @01:30PM
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But can you _imagine_ this kind of a proof? Hint: it's mostly impossible.
Aka marketing and corps use the same tricks as ABC agents trying to get you to act in their interest, against your own best interest. Without any exaggeration.
My marketing class was more brutal than this - turn on some music so that individuals lose track of time and become more impulsive, turn on music that alienates "undesirables" loitering around the store, lightning to make clothing look most appealing in the mirror, form rapport as a salesperson so the customer feels like they are declining a close friend once they walk away from a sale. Etc.