"Part of the formula is to make sure the minions are afraid to be seen by other minions as questioning the authority of their master? It might explain why there is a concerted effort to control distribution of outside-the-frame messages that are part of mostly visible conversation.
"Using the email exchange protocol as an example, consider this tactic. If one loses control of a conversation, a technique to buy time is to reply to a 'rogue' individual in the group privately rather than the group as a whole."
When mass perception is pivotal to a manipulation strategy, certain patterns emerge. Take another example, this one brute force. Control a constituency's primary input by such things as overwhelming repetition and tight controlling media-owner influence of editorial content.
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"Using the email exchange protocol as an example, consider this tactic. If one loses control of a conversation, a technique to buy time is to reply to a 'rogue' individual in the group privately rather than the group as a whole."
When mass perception is pivotal to a manipulation strategy, certain patterns emerge. Take another example, this one brute force. Control a constituency's primary input by such things as overwhelming repetition and tight controlling media-owner influence of editorial content.
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