I had a con artist who was my best friend for years. He said the secret is not to lie to anyone but to get people to lie to themselves. It's the person who lies to themselves or as who are naive that makes the con work.
@@Tanya.C1968I agree because an uncomfortable honest remark will cut right through bs, politically correct bargain, and even a pressure moment where you are backed up into a corner.
i think that people who manage to be emotionally detached but, cognitively attached and always put reason and critical thinking above their emotions then, it is almost impossible to fall victims. Con artists exploit emotional vulnerabilities and that's it.
Nah...even con artists get conned. Why? Because of the Seven Deadly Sins. Once you understand how you can be manipulated through these sins, you've a strong protection against con.
@@paulnjonga9658 Indeed humans are not perfect and they are prone to sins. But, again the more emotional the more prone to sins. And, reason and critical thinking above feelings and emotions is a valid rule in this case again
It works both ways: you can ‘see through them’ too… Maybe not when you’re young & understandably naive, but an expected maturity can be expected to thwart that… … that’s part of ‘maturing’… getting wiser… & seeing through scams & manipulations even if inconsequential. One thing I’ve noticed is how unhinged ‘con artists’ get when you play them… … when you intuitively ‘read them’, & ‘play them out’… even if it’s just a pushy salesperson. They invest THEIR time & energy in ‘playing you’… & usually get really bent when they realize you just strung them out, ‘wasting’ their time & energy… … & I’ve literally had ‘cons’ say that in great agitation…😆…
I find that con artists can talk a good game at first, but the more you probe their knowledge of anything they say, the excuses start to come out. This is especially true if they speak about something well within your domain. Are you educated about computer science or IT? Good. Ask them their thoughts on the limitations of TCP/IP which is a trivial thing that any intern should know, but only a master with real experience can talk at length about and not falter for even a moment. It is easier for a con artist to legitimately have a career if they took enough care to master entire subjects JUST so that they can con. It' like a con artist spending 8 years to learn enough medical knowledge to become a doctor just to schmooze and bamboozle prospective pharmaceutical drug companies for early access to drugs going through FDA approval to sell on the street. Like WTF. You can just make equal to or greater money just doing the thing you are "qualified" in for real. Con artists have such large egos that they forget that they themselves are not infallible and can be played just like anyone else whether accidently or intentionally.
It’s disheartening to think about how much time and effort con artists put into learning just enough to deceive others, rather than using their talents for genuine growth and contribution. Your insight into how easily their facade can crumble under scrutiny sheds light on the importance of authenticity and integrity in our professional lives. It’s a stark reminder that true expertise is more valuable than the illusion of it, and it’s painful to see how some choose to navigate their lives through manipulation.
Even con men get conned. That's what's funny. You want to trick a trickster pay attention to what they want. They will tell you by what they focus their attention on when nobody is looking. But counterintuitively the strongest defense against being conned is the realization that you can be conned.
I don't think I am a sociopath or a con artist, but back when I was using. Easist drug money came from overly kind people, people who had a massive ego, but won't admit it. Usually naturally skeptical people are hard to fool.
It’s bc people listen to their morality and guilt. If you don’t wanna do something and do it bc you feel obligated, you probably deserve to be scammed. As many times as it takes to learn your lesson. Know yourself and build a strong personality, no one can break that.
Very well said, great video. And thank you for doing this, tell humans what we need to know to avoid these people. Charisma, yes, I knew a ghost that wore a suit of charisma a few times. Something I learned from experience with someone a few years ago is that you should remember these cons have no shame, they'll pretend anything for money. So when someone tells you a sad story, even if it checks out, it can still mean they're exploiting that story to get something out of you. I've found that one way to deal with this, without going completely cold on anybody remotely sus, is setting clear boundaries. Sure, they can tell you their story, but they don't determine how long, you keep your story very bland and you don't give them money. And if people press on when you tell them no: see it as a violation and quietly let them get on their way. Ever since I started doing that it gets better and easier to do. I used to get very angry about it when I'd see it and call them out. Not a good idea. It's much better to just let them move on to their next mark. They're like water, they'll flow the easiest way to the lowest point, be a rock in the stream they just flow around.
This is my favourite new channel. Kind of like a book club, maybe more like a book review channel for all the most interesting topics. I am glad the algorithm led me to it. Also, well done on how you have created, produced and more importantly decided to release it. It’s clear you have put a lot of thought into it. It’s only a matter of time now before your channel explodes! I wish you nothing but success, and please keep flooding my feed with your videos!
@paulturner525 Thanks so much for the love! We’re just getting started, and it means the world to have awesome peeps like you vibing with our content. Get ready for more mind-blowing topics-it’s gonna be a wild ride!
I watch alot of videos about social psychology(idk if thets what its called) and most of the times I find that ive already figured some stuff before they tell. But in this video i've not only learned something new, but also have realised that ive been conned not so long ago by a friend. Not in a financial but in a emotional sense. Thank you my guy, for teaching me something new everytime i watch you videos. You're doing monumentally well considering you're kind of new on the platform.
Your awakening illuminates the profound symbiosis between knowledge and emotion, a dance I relentlessly analyze, revealing truths woven deep within the psyche that can both empower and ensnare.
This is the most common response to learning psychological information and its rarely correct. To clarify this issue university professors often take the first few classes to prove that this subject is not as intuitive as you think. If you were tested about the exact same concepts you claim are “obvious” you would fail miserably had you not consumed the proper explanation beforehand. Not an insult, as i said this is the most common response. its like its own little dunning kruger bubble
Honestly i work against the evil all this creates an use all the qualities for good. This feels like me fr cause i see this in everyone everyday The problem i think people have because of ego is hella lack of emotional stability Ive achieved emotional stability an i believe others can too. ❤
Do you have a multi part program for emotional stability I can purchase for 4 easy payments? Or is this outreach for the church of Scientology? All of these things can be applied to advertising. You never bought some junk product off an infomercial, or Amazon, or Temu? You didn’t buy into The Secret and expected to manifest everything on your vision board? Emotional stability and evil have nothing to do with any of this, whatever level of optimism you have about any particular thing someone will try to exploit it to get over on you. How many people think they have met this great person, only to find out they are a cheater and liar, I’ve seen it happen after years of marriage. That person happily married with a family thinks they have emotionally stablity too, then they find out the kids aren’t theirs and their spouse gave them the clap. Our society would collapse if there weren’t con artists and suckers. No one would work if they were told out right, the company is going to profit many times over for your labor, you will be passed up for pays rises and promotions time and time again, and the benefits promised to you at time of hire are going to be consistently scaled back, then we are going to fire you after you put in a few decades with the company right after you train this person fresh out of college that is already making more money than you.
People like this don’t realize their behaviors are on full display, especially the charismatic. Sure, some may fall for it, but for most it’s extremely cringeworthy and very obvious right away. I would be safe because I would avoid an overly charismatic person anyways, they drive me insane
Same for me, I observe every single little thing about people and one slip up is all it gets me to put my guard up. Also, I trust my instincts and intuition over my eyes
i see rigjt through you buddy. Youre an attention seeking sociopath and this is how you feel special and edgy, ‘oh i can see right through you’. Take an award
I can't be manipulated, i'm a sociopath. They can't guilt trip me, they can't hook me with emotions. I'd easily look them in the eye and say "I don't care"
@@magicmarcell Lol nah. I won't find the subject interesting enough to care most probably. I ain't been scammed yet and i'm 36. Not once. And stuff I see online are obviously a scam so I don't know how pol fall for it. I'm not even really smart, just ignorant, I don't care about the next person or being seen as virtuous etc I don't know if someone can hook me but I jnow they can't hook me emotionally, no sob story will work on me like "My mums in hospital so I need blah blah" 🤷♂
I find that con artists can talk a good game at first, but the more you probe their knowledge of anything they say, the excuses start to come out. This is especially true if they speak about something well within your domain. Are you educated about computer science or IT? Good. Ask them their thoughts on the limitations of TCP/IP which is a trivial thing that any intern should know, but only a master with real experience can talk at length about and not falter for even a moment. It is easier for a con artist to legitimately have a career if they took enough care to master entire subjects JUST so that they can con. It' like a con artist spending 8 years to learn enough medical knowledge to become a doctor just to schmooze and bamboozle prospective pharmaceutical drug companies for early access to drugs going through FDA approval to sell on the street. Like WTF. You can just make equal to or greater money just doing the thing you are "qualified" in for real.
@@morpheusjones4384 The only thing i'm educated in is Movies, Great White Sharks and Orcas, i've never cared about anything else lol I really don't see a way i'd get scammed. If I need house work then i'll hire a legit company. If I meet a Nigerian prince, I don't give a crap about Nigeria lol I can't be catfished online. If a salesman knocks on my door i'll just say "Nah" and close the door. I really don't see a way i'd get scammed
If one's desire is rooted in the superficial and the wordly, then that makes one weak. And that weakness is either exploited or exposed by the laws of this Universe. And until those desires which are superficial and wordly is let go, one in never free. One is always trapped and victimized by default i.e. predated a.k.a. consumed. ❤😅😊
Not just taxes, but the whole of the US financial system that sucks the life out of the production of the real economy. It's the tail that wags the dog. And the reason why so many Americans are financially worse off than previous generations.
Its interesting how a skilled salesman can manipulate how you behave and react to information to a T and guide you through spending thousands of dollars without you thinking twice
Although I'm certain that no man could ever fool me. I listen to my gut. I don't need to see evidence. I must admit though that an attractive woman might just be able to trick me. In fact it happened once before and as a result it caused turmoil in my life for years afterwards. I know the type of women to avoid now. Yet still, a beautiful woman is hard to resist even for a 70 year old man. Lol
i think people willingly partake in con games due to the fact they believe it will be the closest thing to actually attaining whatever was laid out before them that deep down was obviously a desire. i know my weaknesses as soon as i cannot say yes please or no thank you easily. be real with yourself
I always grow or fall in love or get attached or it’s complicated and I don’t want to change that about myself or be judged by people who don’t understand or want to make it about themselves
I've got the solution never ever trust anybody be prepared for them to try to destroy you I consider everybody to be a predator you're guilty until proven innocent
That is the problem with most modern age, where they would question One to dig for information 'to be theirs or to change it to suit them.' But actually, without challenging Others, there's no value in them. JamesWhiskey%
We are all vulnerable for deception. The more experience and the more you check the track record of that person the better off you are. I was very native in my twenties, less in my thirties and much less in my fourties
Thought I always was a victim but I already am a CON Artist too. Just surprised to learn bout myself. I'm not wearing lies but showing all about my authentic being and passive in certain perspectives. I'm a PISCES with an INFP personality.
Simple: they give it a little thought. Most people avoid such topics, blindly following the herd (which has survival benefits, not to completely knock it).
You can't bullshit a bullshitter. Everyone gets got at one point or another. But once you know, you know. Then then they know you know. And that's enough.
My brother is a con artist lol, he still has some people wrapped around his fingers. Not me though, never me. Because he became that from mirroring me.
Dear Mr Aware: under the assumption that money has a value based on faith like a religion... is inflation real or even necessary, would people even really notice extra money in the market or is inflation their to create tension?
@billylion3073 The premise that money has value based on faith is quite relevant. Indeed, the value of money relies heavily on trust in its ability to serve as a medium of exchange, a unit of account, and a store of value. This belief is often referred to as "fiat" money because it doesn't have intrinsic value; its worth comes from collective trust and government backing. Now, regarding inflation, it is indeed a real phenomenon. Inflation occurs when the overall level of prices rises, which typically happens when the money supply grows faster than the economy's capacity to produce goods and services. Inflation can often be seen as a consequence of government intervention in the economy, particularly through central banking policies that manipulate interest rates and control money supply. While some level of inflation may be viewed as necessary for economic growth-allowing prices to adjust and enabling borrowers to benefit from lower real interest rates-excessive inflation can erode savings and create uncertainty, leading to tension in the economy. High inflation can distort price signals, making it harder for individuals and businesses to make informed decisions. In terms of noticing extra money in the market, while inflation might not be immediately apparent to everyone, its effects tend to manifest in reduced purchasing power. People may notice that their money doesn't stretch as far as it used to, or that their savings lose value over time. Ultimately, while inflation can create some superficial short-term benefits, such as reducing the burden of debt, it often leads to significant long-term consequences including economic instability and loss of trust in the currency.
This was one of those videos that looked really good, it wasn’t… guy never talked about anything with actual substance, just threw around claims and half ass stories with no context
So it means a friend of mine was a con artist. He always asked normal questions first that I ended up sharing personal infos about me. Plot twist: the personal infos I shared to people is not real. It's actually my fantasy. And people believed it. 😂 Edit: does it makes me a counter-con artist? 🤔
“What makes *you* tick, what makes *you* impulsive, what makes *you* trust too easily? That’s still too ego driven! This game runs way deeper than that. Replace “you” with “mammals” in those sentences. This line of thought can yield some disturbing results. But social animals are gonna social animal.
Well thats simple, my weakness is women. They see "exploit me and use me whilst u pine over the chads in your life that exploit you" written on my forehead.
I had a con artist who was my best friend for years. He said the secret is not to lie to anyone but to get people to lie to themselves. It's the person who lies to themselves or as who are naive that makes the con work.
you were the friend
Unsuspecting people rationalize things
😂
🔥 🔥 🔥 yeah, Sales is just a transfer of belief
@@surfllc6684hahaha I was thinking the same thing... Sounds like text book con artist line
"It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled."
-Mark Twain
Everybody’s weak spot is complete honesty and transparency.
I disagree, that’s a strength!
"Rigorous Honesty" 12 & 12
@@Tanya.C1968I agree because an uncomfortable honest remark will cut right through bs, politically correct bargain, and even a pressure moment where you are backed up into a corner.
Answer, but be vague when it’s something worth protecting.
i think that people who manage to be emotionally detached but, cognitively attached and always put reason and critical thinking above their emotions then, it is almost impossible to fall victims.
Con artists exploit emotional vulnerabilities and that's it.
🎉
Hmmm...you just described Ai😮
@@adamfalls-kz3iz
"reason and critical thinking above emotions"
AI does not have human emotions. Hence, you are wrong if we speak with literal terms.
Nah...even con artists get conned. Why? Because of the Seven Deadly Sins. Once you understand how you can be manipulated through these sins, you've a strong protection against con.
@@paulnjonga9658
Indeed humans are not perfect and they are prone to sins. But, again the more emotional the more prone to sins. And, reason and critical thinking above feelings and emotions is a valid rule in this case again
It works both ways: you can ‘see through them’ too…
Maybe not when you’re young & understandably naive, but an expected maturity can be expected to thwart that…
… that’s part of ‘maturing’… getting wiser… & seeing through scams & manipulations even if inconsequential.
One thing I’ve noticed is how unhinged ‘con artists’ get when you play them…
… when you intuitively ‘read them’, & ‘play them out’… even if it’s just a pushy salesperson.
They invest THEIR time & energy in ‘playing you’… & usually get really bent when they realize you just strung them out, ‘wasting’ their time & energy…
… & I’ve literally had ‘cons’ say that in great agitation…😆…
That's very true. Waste as much of their time as you can. Make them be the fool 😹
Great life. Everyone trying to play each other.
Sounds like he’ll.
predators can smell the weak
everyone is a predator
@@elamanecerano, not really, cuz that will mean everyone is homosexual, which facts, unbiased facts, shows you that's not the case.
Lol @@AndreeaCe
@@AndreeaCecorny af comment
@@coimbralaw I don't fail to deliver.
This is why it is so so important to read/study the right material, To educate the mind,
"A fish that never opens it's mouth never gets caught" sometimes that fish might starve
I find that con artists can talk a good game at first, but the more you probe their knowledge of anything they say, the excuses start to come out. This is especially true if they speak about something well within your domain. Are you educated about computer science or IT? Good. Ask them their thoughts on the limitations of TCP/IP which is a trivial thing that any intern should know, but only a master with real experience can talk at length about and not falter for even a moment. It is easier for a con artist to legitimately have a career if they took enough care to master entire subjects JUST so that they can con. It' like a con artist spending 8 years to learn enough medical knowledge to become a doctor just to schmooze and bamboozle prospective pharmaceutical drug companies for early access to drugs going through FDA approval to sell on the street. Like WTF. You can just make equal to or greater money just doing the thing you are "qualified" in for real. Con artists have such large egos that they forget that they themselves are not infallible and can be played just like anyone else whether accidently or intentionally.
It’s disheartening to think about how much time and effort con artists put into learning just enough to deceive others, rather than using their talents for genuine growth and contribution. Your insight into how easily their facade can crumble under scrutiny sheds light on the importance of authenticity and integrity in our professional lives. It’s a stark reminder that true expertise is more valuable than the illusion of it, and it’s painful to see how some choose to navigate their lives through manipulation.
True. All the knowledge they possess is superficial. Just enough to pass initial muster.
not that deep bro
@@backrooms2979oh but it is
@@ArtificiallyAware Nice ai response
Even con men get conned. That's what's funny. You want to trick a trickster pay attention to what they want. They will tell you by what they focus their attention on when nobody is looking.
But counterintuitively the strongest defense against being conned is the realization that you can be conned.
I don't think I am a sociopath or a con artist, but back when I was using. Easist drug money came from overly kind people, people who had a massive ego, but won't admit it. Usually naturally skeptical people are hard to fool.
Damn that's so true,
Massive ego but won't admit it, wonder if that's me.
Damn I never really thought of overly kind people to have massive egos until now
@@P9rkour90yeah, fear = ego. And fear can result in two ways either arrogance or insecurity. Or you can find a balance between those 2.
Got to stop giving money to the homeless then.
It’s bc people listen to their morality and guilt. If you don’t wanna do something and do it bc you feel obligated, you probably deserve to be scammed. As many times as it takes to learn your lesson. Know yourself and build a strong personality, no one can break that.
That was well said. 🔥
Very well said, great video. And thank you for doing this, tell humans what we need to know to avoid these people. Charisma, yes, I knew a ghost that wore a suit of charisma a few times.
Something I learned from experience with someone a few years ago is that you should remember these cons have no shame, they'll pretend anything for money. So when someone tells you a sad story, even if it checks out, it can still mean they're exploiting that story to get something out of you. I've found that one way to deal with this, without going completely cold on anybody remotely sus, is setting clear boundaries. Sure, they can tell you their story, but they don't determine how long, you keep your story very bland and you don't give them money. And if people press on when you tell them no: see it as a violation and quietly let them get on their way. Ever since I started doing that it gets better and easier to do. I used to get very angry about it when I'd see it and call them out. Not a good idea. It's much better to just let them move on to their next mark.
They're like water, they'll flow the easiest way to the lowest point, be a rock in the stream they just flow around.
"They're like water..." That's a good analogy. Thanks for the wisdom.
@@sunshinecloudy Thank you for the response
This is my favourite new channel. Kind of like a book club, maybe more like a book review channel for all the most interesting topics. I am glad the algorithm led me to it.
Also, well done on how you have created, produced and more importantly decided to release it. It’s clear you have put a lot of thought into it. It’s only a matter of time now before your channel explodes!
I wish you nothing but success, and please keep flooding my feed with your videos!
@paulturner525 Thanks so much for the love! We’re just getting started, and it means the world to have awesome peeps like you vibing with our content. Get ready for more mind-blowing topics-it’s gonna be a wild ride!
I can’t wait! Love what you (and your team?) are doing!
I watch alot of videos about social psychology(idk if thets what its called) and most of the times I find that ive already figured some stuff before they tell. But in this video i've not only learned something new, but also have realised that ive been conned not so long ago by a friend. Not in a financial but in a emotional sense. Thank you my guy, for teaching me something new everytime i watch you videos. You're doing monumentally well considering you're kind of new on the platform.
Your awakening illuminates the profound symbiosis between knowledge and emotion, a dance I relentlessly analyze, revealing truths woven deep within the psyche that can both empower and ensnare.
This is the most common response to learning psychological information and its rarely correct. To clarify this issue university professors often take the first few classes to prove that this subject is not as intuitive as you think.
If you were tested about the exact same concepts you claim are “obvious” you would fail miserably had you not consumed the proper explanation beforehand. Not an insult, as i said this is the most common response. its like its own little dunning kruger bubble
Trust no one-but most importantly, don’t trust yourself.
Oh no, you should trust yourself, you are your best pal for the rest of your life .
@@Bs-cl3qz No, don't even trust your own shadow. It was mentioned how we should be analyzing ourselves and learning our weaknesses
@@bryansolis3139 But to know our weaknesses, we have to know ourselves and in order to know ourselves, we have to trust ourselves
Huh?
@@trialanderrorbym.f i thought the same
Honestly i work against the evil all this creates an use all the qualities for good. This feels like me fr cause i see this in everyone everyday
The problem i think people have because of ego is hella lack of emotional stability
Ive achieved emotional stability an i believe others can too. ❤
Do you have a multi part program for emotional stability I can purchase for 4 easy payments? Or is this outreach for the church of Scientology? All of these things can be applied to advertising. You never bought some junk product off an infomercial, or Amazon, or Temu? You didn’t buy into The Secret and expected to manifest everything on your vision board? Emotional stability and evil have nothing to do with any of this, whatever level of optimism you have about any particular thing someone will try to exploit it to get over on you. How many people think they have met this great person, only to find out they are a cheater and liar, I’ve seen it happen after years of marriage. That person happily married with a family thinks they have emotionally stablity too, then they find out the kids aren’t theirs and their spouse gave them the clap. Our society would collapse if there weren’t con artists and suckers. No one would work if they were told out right, the company is going to profit many times over for your labor, you will be passed up for pays rises and promotions time and time again, and the benefits promised to you at time of hire are going to be consistently scaled back, then we are going to fire you after you put in a few decades with the company right after you train this person fresh out of college that is already making more money than you.
I can’t even trust myself.
Well, the saying goes "Trust no one" and you're someone, so... 😎
"am I the con?..."
I feel this ❤
@@ImJustAnOnion me too❤️
Right!?
Cynics are immune to deception - Diogenes
People like this don’t realize their behaviors are on full display, especially the charismatic. Sure, some may fall for it, but for most it’s extremely cringeworthy and very obvious right away. I would be safe because I would avoid an overly charismatic person anyways, they drive me insane
Ouuh, easier said than done but you will understand when you will really encounter this type of persons, not just some mere manipulators
Some people just don’t care they want to know that you see them as charismatic ,when the real facade does the work on you.
Same for me, I observe every single little thing about people and one slip up is all it gets me to put my guard up. Also, I trust my instincts and intuition over my eyes
i see rigjt through you buddy. Youre an attention seeking sociopath and this is how you feel special and edgy, ‘oh i can see right through you’. Take an award
If they are a true confidence man, you wouldn't even know what hit you😂
It's crazy how the ai have better conversations and more intellectual than humans do.
100%
I can't be manipulated, i'm a sociopath. They can't guilt trip me, they can't hook me with emotions. I'd easily look them in the eye and say "I don't care"
Lol You’re the easiest person to game then. You always think you’re in control
@@magicmarcell Lol nah. I won't find the subject interesting enough to care most probably. I ain't been scammed yet and i'm 36. Not once. And stuff I see online are obviously a scam so I don't know how pol fall for it. I'm not even really smart, just ignorant, I don't care about the next person or being seen as virtuous etc
I don't know if someone can hook me but I jnow they can't hook me emotionally, no sob story will work on me like "My mums in hospital so I need blah blah" 🤷♂
You just need to be tricked into thinking you re making the decision and you re game@@BlackestEyes709
I find that con artists can talk a good game at first, but the more you probe their knowledge of anything they say, the excuses start to come out. This is especially true if they speak about something well within your domain. Are you educated about computer science or IT? Good. Ask them their thoughts on the limitations of TCP/IP which is a trivial thing that any intern should know, but only a master with real experience can talk at length about and not falter for even a moment. It is easier for a con artist to legitimately have a career if they took enough care to master entire subjects JUST so that they can con. It' like a con artist spending 8 years to learn enough medical knowledge to become a doctor just to schmooze and bamboozle prospective pharmaceutical drug companies for early access to drugs going through FDA approval to sell on the street. Like WTF. You can just make equal to or greater money just doing the thing you are "qualified" in for real.
@@morpheusjones4384 The only thing i'm educated in is Movies, Great White Sharks and Orcas, i've never cared about anything else lol
I really don't see a way i'd get scammed. If I need house work then i'll hire a legit company. If I meet a Nigerian prince, I don't give a crap about Nigeria lol I can't be catfished online. If a salesman knocks on my door i'll just say "Nah" and close the door. I really don't see a way i'd get scammed
If one's desire is rooted in the superficial and the wordly, then that makes one weak. And that weakness is either exploited or exposed by the laws of this Universe. And until those desires which are superficial and wordly is let go, one in never free. One is always trapped and victimized by default i.e. predated a.k.a. consumed.
❤😅😊
Taxes are the biggest con of them all........
It’s theft
Usa lost 1812
Taxes, assuming it's fairly and honestly managed is important to distribute wealth. Currency is "scammer". 😅
@@skbanyu That's not how wealth earns. No one is entitled to a 'share' of wealth someone else earned.
Not just taxes, but the whole of the US financial system that sucks the life out of the production of the real economy. It's the tail that wags the dog. And the reason why so many Americans are financially worse off than previous generations.
I love when AI pronounces words phonetically. Easy give away
Bot farm channels
bro didnt say he was a human
2:42 still blah blah and stories at this point. Nothing yet mind blowing
Iceburg Slim said it's impossible to con a truly honest man. It's always someone looking for a shortcut that's the opening.
Its interesting how a skilled salesman can manipulate how you behave and react to information to a T and guide you through spending thousands of dollars without you thinking twice
"You humans"
It's like hearing Javic from Mass Effect !!!
The easiest way to manipulate someone is to offer them help
Although I'm certain that no man could ever fool me. I listen to my gut. I don't need to see evidence. I must admit though that an attractive woman might just be able to trick me. In fact it happened once before and as a result it caused turmoil in my life for years afterwards. I know the type of women to avoid now. Yet still, a beautiful woman is hard to resist even for a 70 year old man. Lol
My commitment to Stoicism protects me well enough.
There is a reason nobody wants to play Poker with me twice.
i think people willingly partake in con games due to the fact they believe it will be the closest thing to actually attaining whatever was laid out before them that deep down was obviously a desire. i know my weaknesses as soon as i cannot say yes please or no thank you easily. be real with yourself
I always grow or fall in love or get attached or it’s complicated and I don’t want to change that about myself or be judged by people who don’t understand or want to make it about themselves
Intuition & you can see this in their eyes if looked into properly
I've got the solution never ever trust anybody be prepared for them to try to destroy you I consider everybody to be a predator you're guilty until proven innocent
what a sad and lonely way to live life... But you do you.
@@LowCostVideothat’s what I thought too
One lives and learns
That is the problem with most modern age, where they would question One to dig for information 'to be theirs or to change it to suit them.' But actually, without challenging Others, there's no value in them. JamesWhiskey%
"You'll never con an honest john, an honest john, you can't drag down." The Streets
Why
@@18despues go listen to the song
Corny af
You need a hook to con someone.
Something they want.
Incredible content! It’s rare to find channels that tap so deeply into the soul. Thank you for sharing these perspectives. 🧘♂ [6:40]
This video is gold, thank you!
We are all vulnerable for deception. The more experience and the more you check the track record of that person the better off you are.
I was very native in my twenties, less in my thirties and much less in my fourties
Sounds like politicians.
Thought I always was a victim but I already am a CON Artist too. Just surprised to learn bout myself. I'm not wearing lies but showing all about my authentic being and passive in certain perspectives. I'm a PISCES with an INFP personality.
Diplomatic people watching this be like*:"lol am i a con"
But every Con has been conned at some point and spend the rest of their lives trying "being nobody's fool."
Thanks for the advice.
Now I know how to scam people better.
;)
If you didn’t already know this in your core, it’s doesn’t matter that you now know it. You’d make a terrible Con Artist.
Simple: they give it a little thought. Most people avoid such topics, blindly following the herd (which has survival benefits, not to completely knock it).
You can't bullshit a bullshitter. Everyone gets got at one point or another. But once you know, you know. Then then they know you know. And that's enough.
My brother is a con artist lol, he still has some people wrapped around his fingers. Not me though, never me. Because he became that from mirroring me.
The movie matchstick men shows this point well
i don’t understand how all your videos don’t have more views
We are a relatively new channel! Thank you for your support!
It’s simple people don’t think.
i have been fooled enough times to say this is real stuff man.
the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
Dear Mr Aware: under the assumption that money has a value based on faith like a religion... is inflation real or even necessary, would people even really notice extra money in the market or is inflation their to create tension?
@billylion3073 The premise that money has value based on faith is quite relevant. Indeed, the value of money relies heavily on trust in its ability to serve as a medium of exchange, a unit of account, and a store of value. This belief is often referred to as "fiat" money because it doesn't have intrinsic value; its worth comes from collective trust and government backing.
Now, regarding inflation, it is indeed a real phenomenon. Inflation occurs when the overall level of prices rises, which typically happens when the money supply grows faster than the economy's capacity to produce goods and services. Inflation can often be seen as a consequence of government intervention in the economy, particularly through central banking policies that manipulate interest rates and control money supply.
While some level of inflation may be viewed as necessary for economic growth-allowing prices to adjust and enabling borrowers to benefit from lower real interest rates-excessive inflation can erode savings and create uncertainty, leading to tension in the economy. High inflation can distort price signals, making it harder for individuals and businesses to make informed decisions.
In terms of noticing extra money in the market, while inflation might not be immediately apparent to everyone, its effects tend to manifest in reduced purchasing power. People may notice that their money doesn't stretch as far as it used to, or that their savings lose value over time.
Ultimately, while inflation can create some superficial short-term benefits, such as reducing the burden of debt, it often leads to significant long-term consequences including economic instability and loss of trust in the currency.
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@@Dexter-zy7th lol cheers i know im a dumbass though
Some con artists play the long game. Bernie Madoff comes to mind. Almost impossible for the average man to counter against.
This was one of those videos that looked really good, it wasn’t… guy never talked about anything with actual substance, just threw around claims and half ass stories with no context
INFJ….i see through you all
;)
INTJ…… idgaf
@@j0_ztex683 that door slam nothing to play with lol
😂
OP, guaranteed I could play you easily if I met you. ;)
So it means a friend of mine was a con artist. He always asked normal questions first that I ended up sharing personal infos about me.
Plot twist: the personal infos I shared to people is not real. It's actually my fantasy. And people believed it. 😂
Edit: does it makes me a counter-con artist? 🤔
My shadow is a fantastic manipulator….
I’m so high right now
People need to see this video !!!
1:30 is he conning me?
Video's like this just makes me want to isolate and avoid all humans, that will eventually lead to my ultimate self destrucion.
I have always wondered how they do that.
Good stuff ringh here
“What makes *you* tick, what makes *you* impulsive, what makes *you* trust too easily?
That’s still too ego driven! This game runs way deeper than that. Replace “you” with “mammals” in those sentences. This line of thought can yield some disturbing results. But social animals are gonna social animal.
*_"You Can't Con an Honest Person...."_*
I was fooled losing a half of Bitcoin actually and I love it how stupid I was.
The foot in the door got me.
How do I get started on what makes me tick ?
You know who cons the con artist the most? Himself.
They can't even trust themselves and have never the peace of mind.
A man with no desires can't be scammed.
Wise.
Oh cmon we are just the way we are, maybe we manipulate people sometimes, but in general we are kind souls.
Thanks for uploading ❤
Trust no one and especially don't trust yourself WTF 😮 how are you supposed to live if you can't trust
*beep* weaponized empathy *beep*
These AI narrators are getting pretty good
Da fu*k? My ex was Greg. We were together 2 years. What da hell... he didnt built me a kitchen but the rest was on point...
And then your parents train you to be a victim…
but i realized the con artist before and after 9 months is trying to mirror me
I recommend watching "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" with Michael Cain and Steve Martin. It's about two con artists in the south of France.
Confidence. Con faith
That ping-pong sound is driving me insane ...
No, Here is the kicker, I walk by and your existence stops existing!!!!!!!
;)
Turn the TV off it's best
Damn, am I the con???
We always want something that we dont have thats your trap
I can accurate tell why you said anything to me
Yo dog… excellent vid!!♒️☀️
I got A+ in Psychology
No i have never sat in a cafe drinking an overpriced coffee
Oh no! It seems I'm speaking to the wrong person! Let's just blame the algorithm! ;)
AI:
"Don't trust yourself...
Trust me"...
Be outside the game
- alan watts
Well thats simple, my weakness is women. They see "exploit me and use me whilst u pine over the chads in your life that exploit you" written on my forehead.
Wow. Thank you!
Everyone has vulnerabilities. Con artists included.
it would be great if you could show all sources on screen at the end.
The confidence game inspired that movie, " house of games".
So this is some AI generated movie made by an AI or something I really don't like this
Huh?
@@KKing-v8qthe video. It's an AI. Not human made
@@Lvl2farmer damn, that means this is impressive. It was so coherent
@@KKing-v8qit’s probably just a script, and then video added on top. I wouldn’t credit AI for the whole creation of it but I could be wrong.
If you're not feeling all surprised, it could be that you are the con OR this hypothesis is inaccurate with its conclusion. There is no terror though!
This is great content, are you using agentic AI to create content?
Hell of a book salesman 😂