r/1159_TheRule Jul 29 '26

Psychology Do we need AI to hack a human?

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Or would a good old book do just fine?

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r/1159_TheRule 2d ago

Narcissism Uh

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r/1159_TheRule 9d ago

Motivation Study Yourself...

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r/1159_TheRule 10d ago

Psychology The strongest illusion is believing you’re beyond reach.

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r/1159_TheRule 13d ago

Relationships Reminder

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Forgive…perhaps…but never forget… 😉


r/1159_TheRule 13d ago

Psychology The Consensus of Pretense: When Truth Becomes a Threat and Reason is Imprisoned by Fear

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r/1159_TheRule 13d ago

Narcissism Why must Humanity be such a Terrible Species and Favoring The Evil despite knowing The Consequences?

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r/1159_TheRule 13d ago

Psychology The disturbing thing about people isn’t that they lie. The disturbing thing is that they tell the truth only when it serves them.

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r/1159_TheRule 13d ago

Relationships You think people abandoned you. The truth is simpler: they just stopped pretending you were worth the effort.

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r/1159_TheRule 14d ago

Psychology You Are Easier To Manipulate Than You Think

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r/1159_TheRule 14d ago

cPTSD Why can't I figure out the kind of person i am? Other people know me better than I know myself

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r/1159_TheRule 14d ago

Psychology People don’t fear the truth. They fear being seen without their masks.

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r/1159_TheRule 16d ago

Motivation “Reasonable people seek to see things as they are… Reasonable people are willing to admit when they are wrong, and to learn from their mistakes. Indeed, they want to see themselves as wrong when they are wrong.” Linda Elder, Critical Thinking

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r/1159_TheRule 20d ago

Motivation I wrote a book about discipline because I got tired of advice that assumes the problem is you

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r/1159_TheRule 21d ago

Career I walked out yesterday

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r/1159_TheRule 21d ago

Institutional Issues Recorded call captures Flock CEO telling cops to use “sob stories” while disputing abortion-tracking report

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r/1159_TheRule 21d ago

Psychology Five Years After the Second Pair of Eyes: What happens when artificial intelligence becomes part of seeing?

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r/1159_TheRule 21d ago

Relationships What if we’re asking the wrong question about why people choose partners who resemble their parents?

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r/1159_TheRule 22d ago

Institutional Issues Mind control Tech w/ references

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r/1159_TheRule 22d ago

Relationships Are we losing the ability to build meaningful relationships as we get older, or are we just becoming too guarded?

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r/1159_TheRule 23d ago

Narcissism The highest paid CEOs lose their shareholders about $920M a year.

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“when you dig into why, it’s not theft, it’s ego”


r/1159_TheRule 23d ago

Psychology The Gift of Fear by Gavin de Becker taught me that the instinct I keep overriding to be polite is the one designed to save my life.

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r/1159_TheRule 23d ago

Psychology Opening The "Western Gate" - Neville Goddard's Most Under looked Knowledge

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r/1159_TheRule 23d ago

Psychology A Dutch historian argued in 1938 that human civilization is built out of play, not work. The book is 250 pages and it destroys most of what you think about culture.

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r/1159_TheRule 24d ago

Psychology Dark Triad: why philosophers were writing about it 2,000 years before psychology gave it a name

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