Cult maxing

adolf512

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It is actually rather difficult to become a cult-leader and it probably require that you are a bit crazy and also dark triad.

One common misconception is that cults always cut out people from their blood relatives, sure some cults do that but this will limit the growth, letting your cult-members interact with other people will allow your cult to grow.

Jehovas send their followers to knock on doors exposing them to some individuals that will tell them how they are insane, you can test that yourself and you will find out that reasoning with them is impossible.
 
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the blackpill is more or less a suicide cult without a leader
It is actually rather difficult to become a cult-leader and it probably require that you are a bit crazy and also dark triad
You'd need to have like no empathy for anyone. It's an extremely conniving job.
 
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I've been spending a lot of time "studying" cult leaders like Keith Raniere

It's actually kinda hilarious. He obviously does tons of 'mirroring'. Keith also slips in all these NLP phrases like "orgy of technology" etc


He actually seems like a nice guy, but I don't know much about him.
 
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Oxblood

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I live in an area where there is a cult called "Damanhur". Exactly this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federation_of_Damanhur

When I was a teen I used to go to their villages, because they live in a cool pathway you can ride across with a motorcycle. Living there, people told me about their leader, a man that before starting this weird cult was an insurance policy seller. He was known locally for his smartness, because he was a good liar. In these small cities, everyone knows everything about each other and local celebrities are known personally by a lot of people so I received a lot of info about his life before becoming a cult leader.

In the same area, there are other cults and a huge community focused on black magic. The cultists are always benefiting from isolation, the most common scam is the proximity scam, also common in the mormon community.

I think that it's not so difficult to start a new scam. America must have a lot of places to exploit, because the rural areas are bigger.

The manosphere itself is a great place to start developing scamming skills. You have countless examples of successful scammers.
 

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I've been spending a lot of time "studying" cult leaders like Keith Raniere

It's actually kinda hilarious. He obviously does tons of 'mirroring'. Keith also slips in all these NLP phrases like "orgy of technology" etc


He actually seems like a nice guy, but I don't know much about him.
No one who parts his hair in the middle could be an evil man.
 
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