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BOOM!

Thank you so much Power Duck, fixed now (and maybe going to make a short with that spanking scene. It's also always better to have the videos on your channel so they can't be taken down as easily).

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Hi Lucio,

some behaviors that maybe could be considered as additions to the gaslighting page in PU:

  • constantly shifting positions 

"Yes, I said this, but now I take it back as I see it wasn't this but that".

Meant to make it impossible to pin the gaslighter on a precise position, as his stance is always shifting based on what's best for him in that moment and how the context evolves.

  • "self-feedbacking" learner frames

Yes, in rereading my text/email I now see I was wrong in saying this. I think I said it because ... [self-serving explanation]

The self-feedbacking learner frame allows the gaslighter to both

  1. reinforce the learner frame (thus muddling the water on recurrent behaviors by reframing them as "mistakes"), and
  2. rewrite history by stating ex post-facto an "intention/motive/cause" that best accords with how the context evolved.
  • preventative negations about bad intentions

By saying this I'm not implying you are bad, I hope you understand that.

It's a power move that both thread-expands on a bad frame, covers any power move preventatively, and blocks any chance of checking the subsequent power move (because to do so, one would have to go to the level of pointing out bad intentions).

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Hello Lucio,

Frame Power multipliers topic, 2 small things I saw:

knowing who you are, and being at piece with who you are.

knowing who you are, and being at peace with who you are.

word is missing here I think:

So it means you generally the way you think and the way you reach conclusions.

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BOOM!

Thank you so much Jon, fixed now (and the missing word was "trust").

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Hello Lucio,

going through PU, I saw a few small things:

In those cases, you effectively frame your make as shifty and crooked while you maintain an aura of super neutrality -and even cooperativeness-.

High-frame dominance: probably missing a word.

Gh tourgh the techniques in this lesson, and get inspired by the examples.

In Frame control high-tech techniques

Saving people safe is a technique of “power protecting”, that helps you maintain rapport, social capital, and generally good and collaborative relationships.

In Frame control high-tech techniques. I think it's "face".

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BOOM!

Thank you John, fixed it now.

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Hello Lucio,

going through PU, I saw a couple small things:

(addresses the criticism, pre-vents the obvious attack, and fives supporters and undecided people an easy and convenient -for him- narrative to latch onto)

Not sure what it means.

Machiavellians take it one steu further:

Step I think.

Hello Lucio,

studying PU, I noticed this in machiavellianism:

Tell the seller you’re interested in several products and wants to find out the bes fit

I think you meant "best".

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Lucio Buffalmano

Hello Lucio,

studying PU, I noticed this in machiavellianism:

much as you don’t want the woman tonfeel slutty

I think it is "to feel".

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Lucio Buffalmano

Thank you so much John!

Fixed it now.

P.S.:
The obvious premise is that no matter how one shares the typos/fixes, it's always value-adding.
A potential roadblock to fixing them without a link is that whoever is fixing them has to find them first.
So if it's easy for you -or anyone else- to also share the link to the lesson, topic, or article with the typo/issue, that'd help a lot because it means that whoever is fixing the typo can go straight to the right place.

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