Showing posts with label strange behavior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label strange behavior. Show all posts

Thursday, January 1, 2026

'The Behavior Ops Manual' (Chase Hughes)

The Behavior Operations Manual: Neuro-Cognitive Intelligence
The Behavior Ops Manual
Chase Hughes has 4.7 out of 5 stars (with 301 reviews). Why? This is allegedly the most powerful textbook on human influence trusted by the world's elite.

Very few truly understand how power works. In a world where every decision, every success, and every relationship is dictated by human behavior, The Ops Manual offers readers the tools that the elite use to rise to power.

The strategies and frameworks within will transform how readers interact with others, enabling them to influence, inspire, and control outcomes with scientific precision.

The Most Powerful People Don’t Play the Game—They Control It
In the coming decades, The Ops Manual will be a must-have tool for every serious leader, executive, and strategist. From controlling social interactions to shaping the environment, readers will have in their hands the knowledge and techniques that separate the world’s most powerful individuals from the rest.

The World’s Top 1% Understand the True Source of Power: Behavior.
Every breakthrough in human influence can be traced to three key pillars: self-mastery, observation, and communication.

These pillars of the exclusive NCI (Neuro-Cognitive Intelligence) System, form the backbone of this Ops Manual, creating a power far beyond anything available today.

This manual offers the deepest understanding of behavior, allowing readers to determine the outcomes in their life.

Control the Invisible Forces that Dictate Success.
Master these inside this textbook:
  • The FATE Model: Unlock the primal instincts that govern human survival through F.A.T.E. (Focus, Authority, Tribe, and Emotion).
  • Tap into deeply-rooted survival mechanisms, making influence not just possible but inevitable.
  • The Six-Axis Model of Influence: Master suggestibility, focus, openness, connection, compliance, and expectancy to subtly and effectively influence behavior at any level, from personal conversations to high-stakes negotiations.
  • The Authority Triangle: A revolutionary tool to command respect and establish authority in any environment by mastering behavior, effect, and habits.
  • The Behavioral Table of Elements (BTE): Decode human behavior with pinpoint accuracy.
  • The NCI system is trusted by intelligence operatives [assets and agents] to profile and predict human behavior.
  • Mastering the Social Frame: Take control of every interaction by understanding and leveraging social frames—expectations, beliefs, perceptions, and definitions that define human behavior.
  • Neurology of Influence: Dive deep into the brain’s structure and chemistry to understand how biological triggers drive decision-making, making your influence more potent than ever before.
Who Needs This Manual?
This is not for the casual reader. The Ops Manual is designed for those who understand that success and leadership are driven by a deep understanding of human behavior. Leaders, sales experts, negotiators, and anyone who thrives on precision influence will find this manual indispensable.

Why The Ops Manual Stands Alone
Unlike any other resource on human influence, The Ops Manual combines real-world techniques with cutting-edge science, covering everything from influencing neural pathways to decoding micro-expressions and body language.

By mastering the art of behavioral influence, join the 1% who can truly guide and shape behavior. This is not just a book. It’s a key to unlocking ultimate influence.

The Ops Manual stands as the most elite resource available on human influence and behavior. This is not a casual purchase, and it isn’t meant for everyone—but it’s reserved for those who are truly committed to mastery.

Join the ranks of world leaders who know that true power is found in understanding and leading human behavior. #OpsManual
  • Chase Hughes, amazon.com,, paperback, Oct. 2024; Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Wednesday, December 10, 2025

Making friends in Buddhist Vietnam

(What Susan Does) The kindness of strangers: a 12-year-old girl invited me home, and I said yes!
Vietnamese Buddhist nun after ordination
Buddhism in Vietnam (Vietnamese Đạo Phật, 道佛 or Phật Giáo, 佛教), as practiced by the Vietnamese people, is a form of East Asian Mahayana Buddhism, according to 2019 figures [1].

Buddhism is the second religion in Vietnam (though arguably the first since the U.S. Department of State's 2023 Report on International Religious Freedom cites Vietnam's "White Book" that the Buddhist population increased from nearly 10 million in 2008 to approximately 14 million in 2021, which accounts for 13.3% of the overall population of Vietnam).

Korean Beauty Expo influences the Vietnamese
According to the Vietnamese government's 2019 National Population and Housing Census, approximately 4.6 million individuals officially identified as Buddhists, representing 4.8% of the total population at that time.

Roman Catholics represented 6.1% of the total population in the same 2019 census.

The vast majority (83.6%) in this officially atheistic communist country stated that they have no [organized] religion or practice [the traditional] folk religion. More

Sunday, November 9, 2025

Why does WQ talk about such things?!


The danger of seeing what others don’t: Alan Watts
(Alan Watts Daily Wisdom) Oct. 10, 2025: Alan Watts Collection. Ever feel like you see too much? In this profound lecture, let's explore the experience of the highly perceptive person—the one who walks into a room and instantly feels the unspoken tensions, hidden sorrows, and secret truths.


This Alan Watts talk reveals why this "gift" of clear-seeing (vipassana, "insight") can be the most dangerous thing you'll ever possess.

Discover the four hidden dangers of being deeply intuitive:
  1. the profound isolation of living in a different reality,
  2. the impossible choice between speaking truth and losing yourself,
  3. the pain of becoming a target for those who prefer illusion, and
  4. the devastating risk of losing your own identity by absorbing the emotions of others.
I can even meditate in city traffic and chaos.
This isn't about being "too sensitive"; it's about navigating a world that isn't ready for your clarity.

This is a complete guide to transforming this potential curse back into a gift. Learn the art of "conscious distance"—how to see clearly without the compulsion to fix, how to protect your energy, and how to hold your awareness as a quiet strength rather than an unbearable burden.

Stop trying to WAKE UP the world and, instead, learn to live peacefully with your own eyes wide open.

If this message resonates with your experience, please give the video a thumbs up and subscribe for more deep insights to help navigate life with greater wisdom.

💬 Join the conversation:
  • What is the most challenging part of seeing what others don't? Share experiences in the comments.
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Tuesday, November 19, 2024

Incredible moments caught on camera


Incredible moments caught on camera
(UNSORTED) Aug. 31, 2024: Summer is a time for compilations, particularly of footage that is hard to classify and sort. This, then, is the unsorted, images too incredible to believe were actually caught on camera.

Thursday, June 20, 2024

Alberto slams Texas, Louisiana, Mexico (live)


'I've never seen anything like this before': Alberto storm surge floods Texas campground
(FOX Weather) June 20, 2024: San Luis Pass County Park was flooded by storm surge from Tropical Storm Alberto. Park Superintendent Mike Mullenweg joins FOX Weather to discuss how the campground is progressing on Thursday. #foxweather #tropics


(ABC News) Tropical Storm Alberto slams Gulf Coast, June 19, 2024: A tropical storm warning is in effect in both Texas and Louisiana after the first named storm likely to become a hurricane hits Mexico and the states across the Gulf like Texas and Louisiana.


Breaking: Tropical Storm Alberto hammers Mexico and South Texas | LiveNOW
(FOX LiveNOW from FOX) Started streaming June 20, 2024: Tropical Storm Alberto approaches the Mexican Gulf Coast this morning with sustained winds of 50 MPH.  The first Atlantic named storm of the season is also expected to dump lots of water on South Texas as it moves ashore.


@LiveNOWFOX on Twitter: https://twitter.com/livenowfox Raw and unfiltered. Watch a non-stop stream of breaking news, live events and stories across the nation. Limited commentary. No opinion. Experience LiveNOW from FOX.

Friday, May 10, 2024

Reality is a strange thing: 50 facts


50 shades of WOW: Most surprising facts
(CuriousCorner) Embark on an exhilarating odyssey through the quirks and curiosities that make our world so delightfully bizarre. From a headless chicken that survived beheading, defying the odds and not needing a brain, to normal cloned radioactive cavendish bananas triggering radiation detectors, this video is a kaleidoscope of captivating facts that will leave viewers in awe. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the universe, exploring everything from the mind-boggling concept of time dilation in smaller animals to the surprising origins of everyday objects like chainsaws (for childbirth) and German chocolate cake. With each revelation, find yourself drawn deeper into the rabbit hole of reality, eager to uncover what other surprises await. Prepare to be entertained and enlightened as we delve into the realms of science, history, and beyond, uncovering the hidden gems and unexpected twists that make life so wonderfully weird. So sit back, buckle up, and get ready for a rollercoaster ride through the whimsical wonders of our wacky world.

#quirks #bizarrefacts #captivating #revelations #mindboggling #surprisingorigins #hiddenGems #whimsical #rollercoasterride #entertainment #enlightenment #curiosity #science #history #wackyworld Subscribe to the YouTube channel to never miss another episode: https://shorturl.at/pDKR1 Music 2 songs Motivation Hip Hop SoulProdMusic Adventure Music Carvine Ar
  • CuriousCorner, April 28, 2024; Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Thursday, April 25, 2024

Cannibal Corpse live in Baltimore (video)

Chris EEEE Barnes is the Dave Mustaine of Cannibal Corpse: his parting was for the best. Just look

Cannibal Corpse "Stripped, Raped and Strangled" and "Hammer Smashed Face" (5/27/23) Hell in the Harbor
(LORDOFTHE80S) May 29, 2023: BALTIMORE SOUNDSTAGE. Live from Hell in the Harbor (Baltimore, Maryland, East Coast, USA). The West Coast may be all about Hollywood pop music, rural country music, and urban rap and hip hop.

He sold his soul for rock 'n roll w/ Black Sabbath
But back East, metal lives. Aggro Chris Barnes replacement George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher antagonizes the crowd, stirring them up for a particularly vicious mosh pit and slamfest. Careful, kids, you might spill your drinks.

It isn't just Coachella and Stagecoach that California is famous for. There are also big mega shows and a kind of hard rock almost metal show on the same Polo Grounds in Indio.

Slipknot took the mantle from Ozzy.
Knotfest and OzzFest used to come through Southern California every year out in a dusty field surrounded by hills next to the 15 Freeway. Is metal making enough money for the Devil to still be interested?

If rock 'n roll is the great Satan, or at least the sort of music the Dark Lord prefers, why would so much more progress be made using Taylor Swift, Beyonce, weird Billie Eilish, sexy Dua Lipa, and all the flash-in-the-pan pop singers, particularly those from Korea (K-Pop) and manufactured in Hollywood public relations offices?

Ozzy loves California so much, he lives here and has for years. He's close to Hollywood.
Metal gal crowd surfs over the mosh pit as the band pounds out "Hammer Smashed Face"
  • Cannibal Corpse; Seth Auberon, Pfc. Sandoval, Crystal. CC Liu, Wisdom Quarterly

Monday, March 4, 2024

Study: threefold rise in US bisexuality

PsyPost, 3/4/24; CC Liu, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Study shows threefold rise in bisexual behavior among Americans
A study published in The Journal of Sex Research
PsyPost
 uncovered a significant rise in the number of Americans identifying as bisexual or reporting bisexual behaviors, especially in recent years.

I'm not lesbian. I'm but call myself abrosexual.
The findings shed light on the evolving landscape of sexual orientation in the United States.

While acceptance of same-sex sex sexuality and marriage has notably increased, bisexuality has remained somewhat in the shadows, with less clarity around its trends and behaviors.

This gap prompted researchers to delve into nationally representative samples to map out the landscape of bisexuality.

For their study, the researchers utilized the wealth of data provided by the General Social Survey (GSS). The GSS, a cornerstone of social science research, has been gathering data on the attitudes, behaviors, and characteristics of the American public since 1972.

The research team analyzed responses from a substantial sample of 32,238 respondents who completed the GSS between 1989 and 2018, along with an additional 2,313 respondents from the 2021 wave.

The End of Gender will mean the end of gay?
This approach allowed them to maintain a focus on a nationally representative sample, ensuring that their findings could speak to broader societal trends.

The study employed four measures based on sexual behavior and one measure based on identity.

Starting in 1989, the GSS included questions about the number of male and female partners respondents had since turning 18, which the researchers used to categorize respondents into groups based on the sex of their sexual partners.

Additionally, from 2008 onwards, the GSS began asking respondents to identify their sexual orientation, offering options like “gay, lesbian, or homosexual,” “bisexual,” and “heterosexual or straight.”

These indicators allowed the researchers to track changes in how people report their sexual orientation and behaviors over time.

The researchers found that the proportion of respondents reporting partners of both sexes since age 18 experienced a notable increase over time.

Specifically, the study documents a threefold rise in such reports, moving from 3.1% in the 1989–1994 waves to 9.3% in the 2012–2018 waves.

  • [So as has been reported for years, about 10% of the population will behave in a "gay" way, with "gay" being defined as purposely (as opposed to forcibly) engaging in any kind of erotic behavior or "experimentation" with a member of the same biological sex, whatever the rationalization for doing so. This would include all bisexual behavior but exclude rape or non-consensual assault.]
Bis are sick. I'm trans, so I go only date men.
This trend was further corroborated by the increase in respondents identifying as bisexual, which more than doubled from the 2008–2010 waves to the 2012–2018 waves.

Interestingly, the proportion of individuals identifying as bisexual surpassed those identifying as gay or lesbian in the more recent cohorts, underscoring the growing visibility and acknowledgment of bisexuality as a legitimate sexual orientation.

I don't like "butch" and "dyke." Call me abro.
The research also highlighted the complexity of bisexual identity and behavior. For instance, while there was an increase in the number of individuals identifying as bisexual, this did not always align with the patterns of sexual behavior reported.

Some individuals who had sexual partners of both sexes did not necessarily identify as bisexual [though we would objectively categorize them as such regardless of their subjective claims], which points to the nuanced ways in which sexual orientation is experienced and understood.

“There are several likely explanations for this,” the researchers wrote. “First, sexual behavior can be exploratory, taking place before a person has clarified their own sexual orientation identity, a process that continues throughout young adulthood. Our measure likely captures gay and lesbian persons who had partners of a different sex before they came out or clarified their sexual orientations, which can occur later in life.”

“Second, sexual orientation can be fluid [like when you're just act out gay impulses on weekends or when drinking or intoxicated?], with some people changing their sexual behavior and/or their sexual orientation identities over time. In both of these cases, using the sex of sexual partners since age 18 measure means that we may be capturing sexual experiences that have taken place many years ago, especially for older respondents.

“Finally, even persons who have more recently had partners of both sexes may not consider themselves bisexual [because of the embarrassment that would cause to be lumped into the LGBTQIA+ cohort, where Q does not mean "queer" but "questioning" or even "quasi" by society], and the term may not fit their understandings of themselves and their sexual behavior [or at least not that they would want to admit it].”

The study also shed light on demographic variations in the reporting of sexual orientation and behavior.

Younger individuals and women were more likely than their older and male counterparts to report partners of both sexes and to identify as bisexual.

What? We don't have to identify. We can pass.
This finding is indicative of the generational shift in attitudes towards sexuality, where younger cohorts exhibit greater openness and fluidity in their sexual orientation and behaviors.

There were no significant differences in the reporting of bisexuality among different racial and ethnic groups, suggesting that the increase in bisexuality may be a widespread phenomenon across diverse communities in the United States.

“The proportion of persons identifying as bisexual and the proportion of persons who report engaging in sex with partners of both sexes in the U.S. have increased markedly since 1989,” the researchers concluded.

Ryan Seacrest doesn't like labels.
“Future research on sexual orientation can better recognize that the terms with which we identify ourselves are social and that there is some degree of choice about how to identify our sexual orientation, particularly among individuals with histories of both male and female partners.
  • [Yeah, why call yourself "gay," which has a clear stigma when you can just get away with saying "fluid," "heteroflexible," "questioning," "unsure," "I just like people for people and don't see sex," or any other hedge, rationalization, excuse, or alternative to accurate reporting?]
“Additionally, the recognition that sexual behavior is normative should be more thoroughly considered in research on sexual orientation and sexual behavior.”

Monday, February 12, 2024

Science: Insects NOT attracted to light

Anton Petrov, Feb. 12, 2024; Sheldon S., Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

We were completely wrong about why bugs are attracted to lights
(Anton Petrov) Feb. 12, 2024:  This video discusses a new study that explains why bugs are attracted to light...and it's a bit depressing. They are not attracted to light. That is not what has been happening at all, even though we all thought that self-evidently it was.

Links: https://theconversation.com/the-surpr...
https://www.nature.com/articles/s4146... #insects #biology #bugs
  • 0:00 Bugs attracted to light
  • 1:30 Previous assumptions that were not correct
  • 2:50 New research and how it was done
  • 3:35 Discoveries and unusual findings
  • 5:20 How this affects insects' instincts
  • 6:55 Which lights are the worst?
  • 8:00 Conclusions
  • 9:20 Variations among insects
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Wednesday, January 10, 2024

It's a strange, strange world (video)

Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

"No way!" TikTok videos viewers are struggling to explain

(THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE) Dec. 9, 2023: A mysterious mountain giant doorway is caught on camera opening and closing, and it leaves thousands of people baffled and curious about the possible existence of a secret passageway on top of a mountain.

But is this related to recent videos of giants? From mysterious phenomena such as the Mandela Effect to creepy ghost videos and strange lights in the sky, this video analyzes the creepiest videos viewers are having a hard time explaining.

Welcome to the Impossible Channel where James LaFleur analyzes the creepiest and the most mind blowing videos for entertainment [and views].
  • Got strange videos? Contact thatimpossiblechannel@gmail.com
Narrated by James LaFleur 👉 James' channel: jaymez 👉 Shorts channel: @impossibleshorts 👉 IG: jameslafleurofficial.

Credits: Sasquatch video: Mountain beast returns to shelter sit... Background music: Epidemic Sound CO.AG: bit.ly/3fxBGD5 REPULSIVE: channel.

Saturday, October 21, 2023

My Brit kids won't behave: Send 'em to Beirut

World's Strictest Parents, 1/30/22; Pat Mac, Amber Larson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Wild British teens in strict religious Lebanon | World's Strictest Parents
(World's Strictest Parents) Strict religious rules around alcohol, makeup, and modest dress codes make the teens' experience hard to acclimatize to.

Think you've got the World's Strictest Parents? How do they stack up against these ones? From cutting logs to walking into ponds, these parents have the answer to any disobedient teen. How would you survive against the World's Strictest Parents? #WorldsStrictestParents

▶ Subscribe for more: bit.ly/worldsstrictestparents ▶ UK full episodes: bit.ly/2WZftVr ▶ Australia full episodes: bit.ly/3kWy6FG ▶ That'll Teach 'Em full episode: bit.ly/2OZJujw.

▶ How strict parents deal with love, se, and dating: bit.ly/2AP75N7 ▶ Teens get their bags searched: bit.ly/2FAXrRpAlcohol is BANNED: bit.ly/2VSdwIe ▶ Most shocking moments: bit.ly/2STv2de

What is the Buddhist attitude towards parents?
The Buddha gave his mother who raised him the greatest gift, ordaining her as the first nun.
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Your father's back, Rahula. Go ask him.
The Sigalovada Sutra or "laypersons' code of discipline" is full of our reciprocal social obligations, children to parents and parents to children. It goes both ways. But children have an advantage because the Buddha spelled out in many places the special place of parents from a karmic point of view. What is done toward one's parents, good or ill, has a much greater impact, karmically speaking, redounding with beneficial results and painful consequences that would seem greatly disproportionate to the deeds themselves.... More

Monday, September 18, 2023

Poet Olivia Gatwood on sex; Doja Cat rap

Maxim George, glamourbiz.com, 8/31/20; Ashley Wells, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
My looks have nothing to do with my success. Well, it doesn't hurt to be easy on the eyes.
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Who is Olivia Gatwood? Brief career details
Do you think I'm pretty? I'm grown up now and have a newer book I want people to see.
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Olivia Gatwood is an American poet and sex ed enthusiast, whose works on topics include coming of age, feminism, gendered violence, and true crime.

She gained "recognition for her outstanding poetry, writing workshops, and work as a Title IX Compliant educator in sexual assault prevention and recovery."

My "What Sex Becomes" poem
Some of her literary works include "Hey Science," "Two Poems," "Poetry Suite," "Ode to the Women on Long Island," "Back-Pedal," "Mans/Laughter," "The Autocross," "Manic Pixie Dream Girl," "Ode to my Bitch Face," and many others.

Well, I suppose rhyming is hard work, too.
Who is she? Olivia Gatwood, 28 [31 in 2023], is a poet, writer, and activist. She is a feminist and advocate through her literary works. She was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.

Her birthday falls on Feb. 23, daughter of Jill and [Lord] Byron Gatwood, who spent three years in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Tobago. It was at this time that she began writing, at the age of 11, at the suggestion of a librarian. More

Wednesday, June 21, 2023

Summer begins: Beach days arrive (video)

#Mind Warehouse, 5/23; MAD LAB, 1/23; Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly


It's time for surf, sand, and suffering! Welcome to California and its beaches (and reservoirs, lakes, rivers, pools, and deserts). Is there any greater place for summer than the Golden State and the Southland (Southern Cali)? This used to be Mexico and, in many ways, still is. It's the land of siestas and summertime blues, the dreaded Hollywood lure-and-trap, and a region that can hardly live up to expectations people who have never visited have about the place. Sure, we pave our streets in gold, but it's just paint. Sure, all the citizens are VIPs, but that's just in their imaginations. Sure, we're all young, tan, and beautiful, but that's just luck. Come see for yourself someday.

Incredible beach moments caught on camera

I dunno who's more dumb
(#Mind Warehouse) Awe inspiring rocket launch along the coast, a flying boat, and the destruction of a hotel by the sea -- plus sexy exploits, explosions, and fails. This incredible video compilation shows some of the amazing things to see at the beach!

For copyright matters, please contact: copymanager.mn@gmail.com. @incredibletop-lt3bu.BRAIN TIME: goo.gl/tTWgH2 #MindWarehouse #IncredibleMoments #CaughtOnCamera  #interestingfacts

They didn't know CCTV camera was watching | Best of 2022

Hope nobody's watching. I shoulda taken lessons
(MAD LAB) We’ve all had one of those moments when we thought, “I hope no one caught that on camera!” But not everyone is so lucky, so today here are the weirdest moments ever caught on CCTV and security cameras.

Enjoy the video and tap the bell. For copyright matters and any suggestions, be welcome at: copyrightmadlab@gmail.com