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[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by Dien Rice

Hi Gordon,
I hadn't heard of Chase Hughes before... But he's put out a lot of stuff...

Some of it looks quite complex... He's put out a "behavioral table of elements" (you can Google that term to find it)... It looks pretty complex, and I don't really understand it yet
Thanks for the "heads up!"

Best wishes,

Dien

Dien, he is the modern Edward Bernays. My current interest is institutional psyops, especially gov't/ big biz...but some useful context for small biz too...

In old mailorder (remote direct marketing), we looked for buyers of things, frequent and recent buyers were the golden gooses that led to many a fortune...

This is basic behavior, as seen on the Behavioral Table of Elements...was useful then, today it is all about DATA collectors, and now we can go so much deeper into the predicting of behavior, and buying and selling is nothing compared to what covert influence is being conducted. We are not far away from a tipping point to total compliance, about half a generation away.

Because the internet is set up to capture so much personal data, and advanced AI can spit out results in real time...the old mail order lists of buyers seems archaic by today's standards.

Take the drones over NJ, but what is a LEO? Law Enforcement Officer? Well by definition the FBI is, but not the CIA, but Homeland Security gets murky. The drones are collecting data, at rapid speeds casting a wide net over large areas that special police sniffer units can't cover. The black boxes on top of telephone poles are rebroadcasting wifi, bluettooth and cell signals, which are being run through data bases sniffing out (they claim) are the bad guys...like drug dealers, human trafficers, terrorist threats, etc.

And setting the stage for psyiops programs, measuring the reponses and noting the effects, so they can adjust the scale to get what they want...goes back to stimuli/response.

If the drones are a gov't known thing, then they are collecting and analyzing the data, including media compliance, and it all goes to baseline info, and that is where you want toget to knlw the table of elements, eh?

Gj