Socially Subliminal Messages - Is That Really Sociopathic?

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Sociopathic way to operate. We've created this sort of mass intra structure for automated sociopathy. Each each like campaignan company can basically run these split tests, it ads, and actually be in a constant rolling state of saying different things to differt to different people. Yes, about the same topics, and being 100 % self contradictory and opposite. But it's almost like, we have this phrase we've been playing with f it's sort of like socially subliminal messaging. It's like a drive by message, and you say, did i just hear that thing? You try to refresh the page, and it's gone. I dint tho war you talking about?

Brittany Kaiser, a former Cambridge Analytica insider, witnessed a two day presentation at the company that shocked her and her co-workers. It laid out a new method of campaigning, in which candidates greet voters with a thousand faces and speak in a thousand tongues, automatically generating messages that are increasingly aiming toward an audience of one. She explains how these methods of persuasion have shaped elections worldwide, enabling candidates to sway voters in strange and startling ways.