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    thank you, bnd.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaslighting

    talk talk talk talk talk

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    sounds like what they did in this project: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mkultra

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    Yeah, gaslighting works really well for manipulation. Things I have had to learn (still working on):

    * When someone is denying or managing my basic perceptions of my own reality (for example, my likes and dislikes, which are strictly personal, or whether something that actually happened, happened), there is a problem.
    * If the message I'm receiving is primarily meta- (i.e., it is mostly communicating something about how great or correct the sender is and not anything of substance), there is a problem.

    I could give more specific examples of how this has worked in my experience, but keeping it general I'd say people who are good at gaslighting will start slowly and work on you over time. It can be hard to notice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by felafel View Post
    I would appreciate you giving more examples, if it's no problem. I completely agree with the 1st one - it's the 1st one i've noticed in at least one scenario.
    You can PM me sometime if you want for personal stuff. The specifics are probably less helpful than the generalities, though, because people who spend their lives in a chess-match fashion and focus most of their energy on manipulation and snow jobs will not find any single way to do it. Better to not get hung up on what might or might not be an objective red flag and instead stick with your gut and pay attention to what is being done--and not what is being said.
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    UNABOMBER Ted Kaczynski was subjected to something like this early in life:

    He also participated in a multiple-year personality study conducted by Dr. Henry Murray, an expert on stress interviews.[12] Students in Murray's study were told they would be debating personal philosophy with a fellow student.[13] Instead they were subjected to a "purposely brutalizing psychological experiment"[13] stress test, which was an extremely stressful, personal, and prolonged psychological attack. During the test, students were taken into a room and connected to electrodes that monitored their physiological reactions, while facing bright lights and a two-way mirror. Each student had previously written an essay detailing their personal beliefs and aspirations: the essays were turned over to an anonymous attorney, who would enter the room and individually belittle each student based in part on the disclosures they had made. This was filmed, and students' expressions of impotent rage were played back to them several times later in the study. According to author Alston Chase, Kaczynski's records from that period suggest he was emotionally stable when the study began. Kaczynski's lawyers attributed some of his emotional instability and dislike of mind control to his participation in this study.[13][14] Indeed, some have suggested that this experience may have been instrumental in Kaczynski's future actions.[15]
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    Mm, also, the linked article mentioned "introjects." This is like putting a piece of malware into some else. One type of therapy I'm familiar with deals with introjects originating with caregivers/parents:

    A maladaptive introject is a part of self that forms when mirror neurons fire in the presence of a significant role model who is physically or emotionally wounding (such as an abusive or rejecting parent.) In the DNMS model a maladaptive introject is conceptualized as a part of self with an intrinsically good true nature that is unwillingly wearing a mask or costume that conveys the role model’s wounding messages. The mask is the mirror neuron’s ingrained recording of a past wounding experience.

    When the mask is activated (or when the recording plays) the wounding message is directed to reactive parts who perceive the wounding experience from the past is still happening in the present. (The relationship between maladaptive introjects and reactive parts in the DNMS model is similar to the relationship between top dog and underdog parts in the Gestalt model.)[10]
    (from here)

    I think this ties into how manipulators succeed at what they do. They can get you to do most of their dirty work for them, since people have native physiological mechanisms, sociological strategies, etc., that manipulators work on.
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    When you find yourself thinking that you need a tape recorder or video camera to back up your memory of events when around someone, and are continually told by them that your incredibly reliable memory is suddenly faulty, they are probably attempting this.

    If it doesn't work - they'll try something else. So, your best option is to get the hell away from anyone who attempts this - very far away, and don't look back.

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    if all of somebody's exes have been "crazy bitches," there's an extremely good chance that you will be a "crazy bitch" too.

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    You don't really want to talk about it. Worked yet?

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    Wow, very interesting thread lungs.

    I thought the link (within the link) to sociopathy and abusive relationships was spot on, I would ascribe it to psychopathy for these purposes also. It's not far off brainwashing on the whole.

    Hmmm, and even there is a similarity between the confidence of a lie/trickster when told in such a way that may cause doubt too, esp if repetitive....therefore at times it is possible to not even confront or deny to the victim but purely by way of placing the self in a position of such exuberant purity/innocence can cause the victim to question themself.

    Now this is a story all about how, my type got changed, turned upside down. Just wait for a minute and watch chatbox right there, & I'll tell how Gem became the moderator with blue hair.

    In typology central friended and praised, on the picture thread was where she spent most her days. Chilling out, selfies, relaxing all cool, And all typing some people and getting them schooled.

    When a couple of girls who were up to no good, Started annoying her & her friends in the forumhood, She got in one little flame war & got pissed off & said 'I'm moving in with that exboyfriend in the forum with the socionics toffs.

    So Gem pulls up to the forum for a year without being a hater, And yells to typocentral 'Yo creeps! Smell Ya later', Became a mod in her kingdom she was finally there, To sit on her throne as the mod with blue hair.

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    I'm iffy about giving people supernatural abilities.

    It isn't in my nature to be worry of people. But I did realize at some point how valuable it is to mentally keep track of my interactions with some poeple and be a little attentive. It's easy to notice such nature in people anyway, especially if they are family/friends who have been around you a lot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan View Post
    It's easy to notice such nature in people anyway,
    Ha. fatal mistake. Everyone overestimates themselves when dealing with very crafty manipulators. They think their keen observational skills, their intelligence, their emotional awareness, or whatever other skills they think they have above the average joe will protect them. And, they're always wrong.

    Every skill or quality you take pride in can easily become a liability. You can learn to recognize things of course, but don't get too cocky about how good you are at it.

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    Protect me from what?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan View Post
    Protect me from what?
    From being manipulated, dipshit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by squark View Post
    Every skill or quality you take pride in can easily become a liability.

    I have the skill of staying away from people. Serves me everytime.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stray View Post
    I have the skill of staying away from people. Serves me everytime.
    That's one that generally does work lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by squark View Post
    That's one that generally does work lol.
    Its a heavy cost tho.

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    Quote Originally Posted by squark View Post
    Ha. fatal mistake. Everyone overestimates themselves when dealing with very crafty manipulators. They think their keen observational skills, their intelligence, their emotional awareness, or whatever other skills they think they have above the average joe will protect them. And, they're always wrong.

    Every skill or quality you take pride in can easily become a liability. You can learn to recognize things of course, but don't get too cocky about how good you are at it.
    You make it sound like it's a game. I said it's easy because I don't believe there is a skill involved. Labeling people as "crafty manipulators" is nonsense.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan View Post
    You make it sound like it's a game. I said it's easy because I don't believe there is a skill involved. Labeling people as "crafty manipulators" is nonsense.
    I take it you don't live in the real world?

    Quote Originally Posted by Jadae
    Its a heavy cost tho.
    yep, too heavy for me. I'd rather just stay away from specific people once they've been identified. I no longer assume I'll outsmart them - I've maybe learned something from my mistakes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by squark View Post
    I take it you don't live in the real world?
    Not the world of conspiracy nuts and such, no. No offense.

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    Gaslighting is more common than people think.

    The video that I jokingly linked in Anything Goes about the Jewish woman describing her family depicts one of many, many ways she was gaslit. In other words, gaslighting can be very, very simple, yet effective.

    Gaslighting is cummulative and can be related to other concepts in action of abuse. I'd suggest anyone read about it (in action, not the theory, specifically) to just know how to spot it, not make a big deal out of it (okay, I see it. Thats nice. Moving on...).

    The main goal of gaslighting is for one to have either have direct control over one's perception, decisions, or sometimes its just because the other person is ill and had no rhyme or reason why theyre doing it.

    The main pattern, however, is essntially convincing the receiver that their own mind cannot be trusted.

    Trust y0 self.
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    And by being afraid of them WE'VE WON! Wait...

    If we don't have the ability to defend ourselves from being gaslit ("we" the general populace) then how does another part of the general populace have control over us? Because every time someone tries to manipulate you it obviously always works.

    I don't believe there is any right to be paranoid. Because you have failed does not mean we will all fail. Being aware, yes, this is reasonable, but assuming every suggestion is evil is just ludicrous.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrRTR View Post
    And by being afraid of them WE'VE WON! Wait...

    If we don't have the ability to defend ourselves from being gaslit ("we" the general populace) then how does another part of the general populace have control over us? Because every time someone tries to manipulate you it obviously always works.

    I don't believe there is any right to be paranoid. Because you have failed does not mean we will all fail. Being aware, yes, this is reasonable, but assuming every suggestion is evil is just ludicrous.
    Read what I wrote. I swear -- Im just going to go around slapping people that cant read when they know how to type.

    If you even did not read what I wrote, you would still know the concept is individual to individual, or within a small group. Its not something lile, "My fellow Americanz, I just gaslit you, lolz. Love, Bushypoo" Thats other concepts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jadae View Post
    Read what I wrote. I swear -- Im just going to go around slapping people that cant read when they know how to type.

    If you even did not read what I wrote, you would still know the concept is individual to individual, or within a small group. Its not something lile, "My fellow Americanz, I just gaslit you, lolz. Love, Bushypoo" Thats other concepts.
    And you do realize that even as an individual you are included in the general populace and when you talk about a general populace in order to include every individual you don't mean one individual affecting the populace, but each person in the populace effects every other person in the populace.

    PS my response wasn't directed towards you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrRTR View Post
    And you do realize that even as an individual you are included in the general populace and when you talk about a general populace in order to include every individual you don't mean one individual affecting the populace, but each person in the populace effects every other person in the populace.

    PS my response wasn't directed towards you.

    No shit?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jadae View Post
    No shit?
    Obviously you didn't understand my post if you had assumed I was thinking what you had typed in the last paragraph. I was talking about individual basis' as well.

    If most of us are average then either those who are gas-lighting are, for assumption of paranoia, above average intelligence, or reality, just as average, then the techniques they'll be using are foreseeable since the degree of ability they have will be similar to our ability to comprehend their actions. Their average ability will lack the nuance, and intelligence does imply nuance. Also, my cynicism doesn't reach so far as to think that anyone correcting me on what I thought was correct is a chance to maliciously prove me wrong in order to control me. My cynicism does run far enough for me to actually prove them right, or wrong, but manipulation by everyone is just misanthropy. I believe that this is as far as cynicism should be allowed to go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrRTR View Post
    And you do realize that even as an individual you are included in the general populace and when you talk about a general populace in order to include every individual you don't mean one individual affecting the populace, but each person in the populace effects every other person in the populace.

    PS my response wasn't directed towards you.
    It was directed towards me, but you didn't grasp what I was saying either. Basically - don't get so cocky, because it's your own cockiness in dealing with some people that leaves you vulnerable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by squark View Post
    It was directed towards me, but you didn't grasp what I was saying either. Basically - don't get so cocky, because it's your own cockiness in dealing with some people that leaves you vulnerable.
    I understood that. And I agree, but I do not see how telling someone to be afraid will help them either. Your original post lacks so much confidence how can being gaslit not work on you.

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    I forgot that this concept also deals with the idea of self-trust, which is what is required to be less susceptible to this sort of phenomenon, among other similar phenomenons.

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    Hi Lucid,

    I think that the component youre missing from the equation is relativity to the other. In other words, when one is close to another, theyre more willing to give more of themself and dissolve some of their barrier between self and other. This is where gaslighting becomes a danger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrRTR View Post
    And by being afraid of them WE'VE WON! Wait...

    If we don't have the ability to defend ourselves from being gaslit ("we" the general populace) then how does another part of the general populace have control over us? Because every time someone tries to manipulate you it obviously always works.

    I don't believe there is any right to be paranoid. RioBecause you have failed does not mean we will all fail. Being aware, yes, this is reasonable, but assuming every suggestion is evil is just ludicrous.
    I don't think anybody was saying that every attempt at manipulation works. that's not the point. I think when you are being successfully manipulated, you'll have some inner conflict and you should listen to what your gut is telling you even if it might be a little paranoid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lungs View Post
    I don't think anybody was saying that every attempt at manipulation works. that's not the point. I think when you are being successfully manipulated, you'll have some inner conflict and you should listen to what your gut is telling you even if it might be a little paranoid.
    It is a hyperbole, yes. I was exaggerating because I believe @squark 's opinion that anyone who believes they can win against these crafty manipulators will be wrong. I agree it isn't a raw intelligence, the intelligence in the ability to interpret whether you are being manipulated is what is tested. I don't think listening to your gut is being paranoid either, I believe always assuming you will fail is a defeatist approach.

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    All good points guys.

    I think there are three types of Gaslighting.

    Moralistic Media Gaslighting/Jew Gaslighting

    This is a form of gaslighting where somebody creates a form of entertainment that is a reflection of a reality you know but with exaggerated truths and ideals to keep you interested. After all if you watched a show that was a complete replica of real life, you'd probably die. Thus, it often leaves many open-ended possibilities where the protagonists can be corrupted by evil and the antagonists can be redeemed to good, which makes things interesting and makes you want to tune in to see who will hurt your feelings next or who you will feel truly supported by. This Gaslighting is acceptable by society because as Jadae once said, deep down we all want to be deceived in a way - and since it's not 'real' it's only a form of influence to make you think about things and get further lost in a world, we accept it.

    Physical sociopathic abuse/traditional gaslighting.

    This type of gaslighting is just like the traditional gaslighting it says in the wikipedia article. It's when somebody changes an external circumstance themselves and makes you believe that you are going crazy. Like moving your keys themselves and then when you go look and look for them and ask 'where are my keys' the gaslighter will go "You are forever misplacing things you silly head.' When in reality, they were the ones that moved them in the first place but aren't telling you. Of course that can be interpreted as just benign 'fucking with somebody' as a sensitive person some people can't help but bite into but of course there are more extreme examples and intentions that cause serious harm. Either way it's assholeic and about control.

    Psychological gaslighting in real life social skills that aren't based on anything physical/objective.

    This type of gaslighting is often used by female gaslighters as it does not do any direct physical damage , but it does tremendous emotional damage. A female gaslighter will often said that they didn't say something that they actually did say, like narcissistic mommies who go "I didn't say that, June is so sensitive sometimes aren't you sweetie. We're still working on that in therapy, right?" Notice how in all these examples the offender takes no responsibility and it's always your fault. They might go "I know I can be a bitch sometimes but we all can be right?" and look around the room as if they were as beautiful as Audrey Hepburn. They are unable to take any specific damage if they hurt anybody's feelings because they just don't care. With people with normal empathy and aren't abusers, we feel natural guilt if we hurt somebody's emotions and we naturally want to 'make up.' This person is just about control and manipulation and looking like the 'strong popular person' in society's eyes. The female gaslighter here has a narcissistic sense of selfconfidence who is all dependant on June's (total random name i made up) negative downfall.

    As a society we accept the gaslighting in the first example, the Media Gaslighting Done In Books/Written Word only because it is the healthiest. I suppose there's a part in all of us that gaslights, even if we are doing it subconsciously. The actress who plays the evil cunt in the stories really does work in the soup kitchen and everybody finds that entertaining and 'laughs about it' it's really harmless to us. Jews understand this well that's why you can't be too mad at them for controlling the world.

    OR CAN YOU???

    (okay sorry im just tired of typing so much. but yeah to me those are the 3 forms of gaslighting.)

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    I had a boss that attempted this whenever I caught him out giving a poorly thought out instruction. Never worked.

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    It's like saying there is poison in the cup. Just don't drink it. Find another cuppa. That's not failure. It's survival.
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    I've had to deal with this nonsense before with a co-worker or two. I agree with what Squark said in simply not dealing with them at all because if you try to over assert yourself, it will end up backfiring in some way. One should defend themselves of course, but try to keep contact minimal and congenial while not behaving in a reactive manner.
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    Ugh...

    Sometimes, the person themselves does not perceive the information correctly thus communicating what they think or believe to be correct to you. And, in which case any number of things can go on, you can try to convince them otherwise, which they may or may not believe.
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    This is mostly for @felafel:

    http://www.amazon.com/Gift-Fear-Gavi.../dp/0440226198

    This book gives excellent specific examples of manipulative behavior so that people can learn to spot it. The focus is on avoiding violence, but ime the manipulative techniques are the same used by noncriminals.
    LSI: “I still can’t figure out Pinterest.”

    Me: “It’s just, like, idea boards.”

    LSI: “I don’t have ideas.”

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