As I was reading up on making some extra dough copywriting (credit to YMG). In one of the ebook's - A particular point resonated me; being directly applicable to game and women.
"Demonstrating authority makes you more important in the eyes of others … someone who should be listened to and treated better"
It begins by mentioning an experiment at Yale in 1963 conducted by a scientist (wearing a lab coat) on the effects of punishment on memory. The subject was asked to incrementally increase the voltage shocks to the learner, despite his pleas to stop due to pain, the scientist insisted it was 'alright' and he can continue. The subject amped it up to 450 volts, where the learner was practically unconcious due to pain. Two thirds of ALL subjects administered 450 volts, despite pleas from the learner to stop.
The learner was in fact a paid actor who was not harmed, there were no shocks administered and the experiment had nothing to do with memory.
Another example of the supreme power of authority.
An ATM in vegas was had a sign "ATM OUT OF ORDER - GIVE DEPOSITS TO GUARD ON DUTY". Next to the ATM was a security guard dressed up. What kind of a dumbass would give their money over to a person they don't know?....90% of all people handed their money over INSTANTLY, with only one hesitating, but eventually giving the money over.
When asked 'why', they responded with 'because of the sign, because of the security guard's uniform.
What does this tell us?
It demonstrates how authority is easily perceived as trustworthy and can make anyone compliant to even the most questionable requests.
How does this apply to women?
Women WILL be more compliant if you display similar traits over them.
*Have a strong frame
*Talk deeper
*Tell, don't ask
*Speak with conviction
*Go for women younger than yourself
*Stand by your actions (you think if the security guard hesitated, people would have handed over their money?)
You need to be the scientist directing the experiment and the women are the subjects, looking for your guidance and reassurance.
(PS - Feel free to add to the list)
"Demonstrating authority makes you more important in the eyes of others … someone who should be listened to and treated better"
It begins by mentioning an experiment at Yale in 1963 conducted by a scientist (wearing a lab coat) on the effects of punishment on memory. The subject was asked to incrementally increase the voltage shocks to the learner, despite his pleas to stop due to pain, the scientist insisted it was 'alright' and he can continue. The subject amped it up to 450 volts, where the learner was practically unconcious due to pain. Two thirds of ALL subjects administered 450 volts, despite pleas from the learner to stop.
The learner was in fact a paid actor who was not harmed, there were no shocks administered and the experiment had nothing to do with memory.
Another example of the supreme power of authority.
An ATM in vegas was had a sign "ATM OUT OF ORDER - GIVE DEPOSITS TO GUARD ON DUTY". Next to the ATM was a security guard dressed up. What kind of a dumbass would give their money over to a person they don't know?....90% of all people handed their money over INSTANTLY, with only one hesitating, but eventually giving the money over.
When asked 'why', they responded with 'because of the sign, because of the security guard's uniform.
What does this tell us?
It demonstrates how authority is easily perceived as trustworthy and can make anyone compliant to even the most questionable requests.
How does this apply to women?
Women WILL be more compliant if you display similar traits over them.
*Have a strong frame
*Talk deeper
*Tell, don't ask
*Speak with conviction
*Go for women younger than yourself
*Stand by your actions (you think if the security guard hesitated, people would have handed over their money?)
You need to be the scientist directing the experiment and the women are the subjects, looking for your guidance and reassurance.
(PS - Feel free to add to the list)
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