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"Hack" Into the Human Mind and Type in any Command

Today we're releasing my first #1 best-seller (Mind Control Marketing) in ebook form (along with the controversial "Missing Chapter").

Since I let it go out of print a few years ago, used and tattered copies of the book have been sold on Amazon Marketplace and Ebay for $100 to $500.

But you can now download the same information instantly.

What is it?


Well, basically it's a "hacker's manual" into the human brain.

Computer hackers look for hidden loopholes where they can sneak their way into computers and get the computers to do their bidding.

Practitioners of Mind Control Marketing do this with the human brain.

And they use this not just to get people to fork over money to buy products, but also to influence people to do anything (ranging from seduction to sedition).

(If you are wondering why I made the decision to make this information public again, I address this in the intro to the ebook version, and in the Missing Chapter.)

Now, here's a little demonstration of one of the simpler "hacks" you can use to get people to do what you want ...

Imagine that you want to borrow $20 from someone. How likely are they to say yes?

What if you could get them to say yes almost every time?

Try this ...

1. Select someone you know, but that isn't a "best friend" (a best friend is too easy - and there are other tactics you need to use for strangers - you'll see when you read MCM).

2. Tell them you're in a really tough financial situation and that you really need their help.

3. After you make your situation clear say, "Look I'm $1,000 short on my rent this month, can I borrow it from you? I promise I'll pay you back next month."

4. They are very likely to say no unless they have lots of money and are really close friends.

5. After they say no say, "OK, I totally understand and I don't blame you at all. How about just 20 bucks then?"

Chances are extremely high that they will say "yes" to the 20 dollars. If you had simply asked directly, the likelihood of getting a "yes" would have been much lower.

This is what's known as the "Door in the Face Technique."

It's simple: if you want someone to comply with a request, ask them for something outrageously huge first - then ask for what you really want.

It works like a charm. Well, "charms" don't really work, do they? This does.

The applications of this simple technique are limitless. If you can imagine an interesting one, please share it with us in the "comments" section of this post.

This is but one of a great many "loopholes" into the human mind that you can exploit immediately to get people to do whatever you want.

Is it unfair to have this advantage?

I'll leave that for you to discuss. Meanwhile, I'm making this information public once again for now.

Posted by Mark Joyner on April 8, 2008 06: