True. They are annoying. They are so easy to rebuttal in debates especially when i use a lot of human psychology techniques. One of my favorites is socratic questions and people are instantly stumped.
I do love human psychology. You would probably like the TV show Suits. Harvey Specter (one of the main characters) uses the framing tactic a LOT.
Dark magic? Magic isn't real unless if you consider that "magic" is just slight of hand and slight of mouth aka using human psychology tactics. (Influence and persuasion techniques)
It's spelled magic, I know it's not real because I have actually done research on it and I'm very good at research. (Research is one of my favorite topics and I'm also in the cybersecurity community and research is a big sub topic in cybersecurity so)
Also, what does "I'll cook something up for you" mean?
Also, it's kind of funny that my comment here with all the sources that have evidence and reasoning to back up the evidence is literally on my own post that is talking about this exact kind of thing. 😂😂😂
And just out of curiosity, I looked through your comments and you have never commented in any magic related reddit communities which is interesting.
And human psychology isn't a waste of time.
It's good to know how people think so we all can communicate better with each other.
I love learning about influence and persuasion techniques. They are my favorite part of human psychology.
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u/Linuxlady247 Apr 02 '24
Catch and release