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The first section of Psychology Content: My Expertise in Manipulation Although I started my career in patient care and still run my own clinic, I am now what you would consider a psychic mercenary. Most of my income (at least before I didn't renew the last big contract) was from companies and people who hired me to intern. If it is a company, the position can change a lot. I can review procedures, train staff, provide insight into how to improve these AI companies that occupy the mind of the lone Inzel (very unethical I know, sorry), or other "tasks" that even an anonymous mention would be enough information to violate my NDAs - but you can probably guess. For people it varies but it is more predictable. Instead of receiving care, they require knowledge/training, and unlike companies, an individual cannot actually call me to perform an action. It can be as mundane as preparing someone for a high-pressure performance review, or something more cool like preparing their mind for some investigation. The point of this explanation is that you can see a common theme that reveals my true expertise built up over many years. The vulnerability of the human brain. This should also put into perspective, not only why I have always been against judgment and panic in this war, but also why such a distinct "professional" also runs a second channel dedicated to making people angry and laughing. The fragility of the human mind, including the fragility of your own mind, is a creation imposed on you and exploited by people like (or controlled by). While it is true that you are what you think you are, for the vast majority of the population, the correct line is: you are what other people make you think you are. Yes, in some areas psychology is a fraud. But this only really applies to services provided to the masses. Examples include: endless therapy on endless calls, or a prescription for what is supposed to be temporary, lifelong medication.

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The first section of Psychology Content: My Expertise in Manipulation Although I started my career in patient care and still run my own clinic, I am now what you would consider a psychic mercenary. Most of my income (at least before I didn't renew the last big contract) was from companies and people who hired me to intern. If it is a company, the position can change a lot. I can review procedures, train staff, provide insight into how to improve these AI companies that occupy the mind of the lone Inzel (very unethical I know, sorry), or other "tasks" that even an anonymous mention would be enough information to violate my NDAs - but you can probably guess. For people it varies but it is more predictable. Instead of receiving care, they require knowledge/training, and unlike companies, an individual cannot actually call me to perform an action. It can be as mundane as preparing someone for a high-pressure performance review, or something more cool like preparing their mind for some investigation. The point of this explanation is that you can see a common theme that reveals my true expertise built up over many years. The vulnerability of the human brain. This should also put into perspective, not only why I have always been against judgment and panic in this war, but also why such a distinct "professional" also runs a second channel dedicated to making people angry and laughing. The fragility of the human mind, including the fragility of your own mind, is a creation imposed on you and exploited by people like (or controlled by). While it is true that you are what you think you are, for the vast majority of the population, the correct line is: you are what other people make you think you are. Yes, in some areas psychology is a fraud. But this only really applies to services provided to the masses. Examples include: endless therapy on endless calls, or a prescription for what is supposed to be temporary, lifelong medication.

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