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	* Also, the list of biases reads like a Wikipedia copypaste. Provide examples for each bias to make them easier to understand.		* Also, the list of biases reads like a Wikipedia copypaste. Provide examples for each bias to make them easier to understand.
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	* Moral credential effect — the tendency of a track record of non-prejudice to increase subsequent prejudice.		* Moral credential effect — the tendency of a track record of non-prejudice to increase subsequent prejudice.
	* Maternal/Paternal Instinct - the tendency to be more outraged if a child is portrayed as the victim of a misdemeanor or crime (Think about the recent British incidents of ~~[http://encyclopediadramatica.com/~~Baby_P Baby P], ~~[http://encyclopediadramatica.com/~~Maddy Maddy] and ~~http://encyclopediadramatica.com/~~Shannon_Matthews Shannon])		* Maternal/Paternal Instinct - the tendency to be more outraged if a child is portrayed as the victim of a misdemeanor or crime (Think about the recent British incidents of {{ED\|Baby_P\|Baby P}}, {{ED\|Maddy\|Maddy}} and {{ED\|Shannon_Matthews\|Shannon}})
	* Need for closure — the need to reach a verdict in important matters; to have an answer and to escape the feeling of doubt and uncertainty. The personal context (time or social pressure) might increase this bias.		* Need for closure — the need to reach a verdict in important matters; to have an answer and to escape the feeling of doubt and uncertainty. The personal context (time or social pressure) might increase this bias.
	* Neglect of probability — the tendency to completely disregard probability when making a decision under uncertainty.		* Neglect of probability — the tendency to completely disregard probability when making a decision under uncertainty.

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External Links & PDF Mirror

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	==External Links & PDF Mirror==		==External Links & PDF Mirror==
	* [http://tinyurl.com/28uwmdr Kevin Mitnick Art of Deception] <-- has examples and techniques. '''Update: Re-uploaded via Google Docs.'''		* [http://tinyurl.com/28uwmdr Kevin Mitnick Art of Deception] <-- has examples and techniques. '''Update: Re-uploaded via Google Docs.'''
	[http://www.google.com/search?q=The+Art+Of+Deception+filetype%3Apdf Google it] <-- Search for the PDF. You'll find it.		* [http://www.google.com/search?q=The+Art+Of+Deception+filetype%3Apdf Google it] <-- Search for the PDF. You'll find it.
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External Links & PDF Mirror

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	* [http://tinyurl.com/28uwmdr Kevin Mitnick Art of Deception] <-- has examples and techniques. '''Update: Re-uploaded via Google Docs.'''		* [http://tinyurl.com/28uwmdr Kevin Mitnick Art of Deception] <-- has examples and techniques. '''Update: Re-uploaded via Google Docs.'''
			[http://www.google.com/search?q=The+Art+Of+Deception+filetype%3Apdf Google it] <-- Search for the PDF. You'll find it.
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Exercise 5: The “Friendship” Hack

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	as possible. This tests all the random things you pick up everyday and all the research you should be		as possible. This tests all the random things you pick up everyday and all the research you should be
	doing on different types of people. Say you unknowingly pick a metal-head. Would you be able to hold		doing on different types of people. Say you unknowingly pick a metal-head. Would you be able to hold
	your own while talking about favorite bands or ~~how much~~ old school metal and Nu Metal ~~are~~? This		your own while talking about favorite bands or about old school metal and Nu Metal? This
	hack will teach you to learn a little about everything as possible so that you can become any person at a		hack will teach you to learn a little about everything as possible so that you can become any person at a
	moments notice. Of all the hacks, this is the most valuable hack to master which is why it is the last one		moments notice. Of all the hacks, this is the most valuable hack to master which is why it is the last one

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Psychology basics

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	* Learn the Rules of Inference, such a Modus Tollens. Learning basic propositional logic teaches how to dissect and build arguments mechanically. Eg: If A and B are true, then C must be true (each person CHOOSES what A and B are, so even if D is false, by only exposing A and B, the argument is true to the uninformed)		* Learn the Rules of Inference, such a Modus Tollens. Learning basic propositional logic teaches how to dissect and build arguments mechanically. Eg: If A and B are true, then C must be true (each person CHOOSES what A and B are, so even if D is false, by only exposing A and B, the argument is true to the uninformed)

	*If you do any of these techniques you are likely to look like a big douchebag if you are caught so be careful!This is your 1 and only warning!

	===Psyops Techniques===		===Psyops Techniques===

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Psychology basics

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	* Learn the Rules of Inference, such a Modus Tollens. Learning basic propositional logic teaches how to dissect and build arguments mechanically. Eg: If A and B are true, then C must be true (each person CHOOSES what A and B are, so even if D is false, by only exposing A and B, the argument is true to the uninformed)		* Learn the Rules of Inference, such a Modus Tollens. Learning basic propositional logic teaches how to dissect and build arguments mechanically. Eg: If A and B are true, then C must be true (each person CHOOSES what A and B are, so even if D is false, by only exposing A and B, the argument is true to the uninformed)

			*If you do any of these techniques you are likely to look like a big douchebag if you are caught so be careful!This is your 1 and only warning!

	===Psyops Techniques===		===Psyops Techniques===
	* [http://anonym.to/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disinformation] DisInformation (False sources)		* [http://anonym.to/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disinformation] DisInformation (False sources)

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 * Being passive-aggressive while asking for help makes people actually want to help you more. If you ever saw the movie Hackers you can remember the scene when Zero Cool/Crash Override/Dade Murphy called up the television company and told the guard that if he didn't get the work done the corporate big heads would have him commit huri kuri. By asking for help while still “pushing” the guard to help him, Dade Murphy was able to hack into the television network.
 * Learn Basic Psychology: I've put up a list of certain things people take to be true even though they shouldn't but you shouldn't stop there. Learn the kinds of people that someone is more likely to help, to avoid, to hate. Knowing these things will help you become any type of person you want. If you think one of the CEO's is an asshole and you try to impersonate them but act nice, your cover is blown.
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	==External Links & PDF Mirror==		==External Links & PDF Mirror==
	* [http://anonym.to/?http://www.uploadjockey.com/download/3771374/Kevin_Mitnick_The_Art_Of_Deception.pdf Upload Jockey] <-- '''Update: All Links updated with new ones.'''
	* [http://tinyurl.com/28uwmdr Kevin Mitnick Art of Deception] <-- has examples and techniques. '''Update: Re-uploaded via Google Docs.'''		* [http://tinyurl.com/28uwmdr Kevin Mitnick Art of Deception] <-- has examples and techniques. '''Update: Re-uploaded via Google Docs.'''
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