Book cover for Social Engineering: The Art of Deception, Psychological Warfare, and Mind Manipulation by Steve Smith

Social Engineering

The Art of Deception, Psychological Warfare, and Mind Manipulation

2015 Released
170 Pages
2-3 Hours
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Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformISBN 9781519318930

From the shows we watch to the ads for our favorite products, mind control is in everything. It is in the conversations that we have with friends in family. We see it when we go to the doctor's office. There is always something that is trying to influence the way that we think and the way that we act. We might not realize it, since we've become so sensitized to the feeling. But this guidebook is going to spend some time showing you the various ways that mind control can work. When most people think about mind control, they think of a cult, or at least some crazy person who is holding another hostage. While this is a serious form of mind control and will be discussed in detail in this book, it is not the only kind. In fact, most kinds of mind control are much simpler than all that, and you encounter them every day. In this guidebook, you will learn everything that you need to know about mind control. This includes things such as: - What is deception? - Psychological warfare and how it is used. - Mind manipulation and its requirements. - Mind manipulation for influence and control. - Who can be at risk for mind control? - Some of the ways that you are manipulated in your daily life. - Sneaky ways that you can use mind control to get what you want. - Popular mind control techniques. There is so much to learn about mind control and how this is going to influence your daily choices and actions. Take a look through this guidebook to learn how powerful a tool mind control can be.

Steve Smith

Steve Smith is a successful magazine editor and writer who penned the bestselling sports autobiographies To the Point, for bad-boy cricketer Herschelle Gibbs, and SuperVan & I, for motor-racing legend Sarel van der Merwe. Steve is also an enthusiastic mountain-biker, having completed several multiday stage races. He is the editor of CAR magazine, and was previously at the helm of Red Bull's magazine, The Red Bulletin, and Sports Illustrated. He lives in Cape Town, South Africa.

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