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greggerypeccary Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 152424 Gender:	Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes Reply #15 - May 30^th, 2017 at 3:22pm aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm: I will study trump and see what works Lying and cheating seems to do the trick.
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Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes
Reply #16 - May 30^th, 2017 at 3:27pm

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm:

Going physical from the get go is a very nuanced technique.
If done from the right "frame" it is a very powerful technique.
It can be used to create attraction and to demonstrate that a guy is confident, un stifled and fun.
It can be used to create confusion, put the other person into "your" frame and give you the upper hand.

In any interaction one person is at the cause and one at the effect.
One is in action and one in reaction.

The person at the cause or at the action has an enormous advantage IF he has a purpose in life and a North Star. If he remains Icey and slightly indifferent after establishing dominance, he will probably win.

I saw this recently on CNN.

A reporter got owned and was soon supplicating to the trump camp. And the colder and more awkward trump made it the more she back pedalled.

Trump is a success and his techniques speak for themselves.
He has become one of the most powerful men to ever walk the planet.
Meanwhile mothra and gweggy think power is a few silly gif's on an obscure forum.
I will study trump and see what works,
This should help me on my journey up the pyramid. They should do likewise because their lives are sort of a train wreck

You'll have to really work at it to be like Trump, Horse Boy. He is an international laughing stock.

You've only managed to be a laughing stock on an anonymous forum.

Very low vibrational.

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mothra Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 36389 Gender:	Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes Reply #17 - May 30^th, 2017 at 3:29pm greggerypeccary wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:22pm: aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm: I will study trump and see what works Lying and cheating seems to do the trick. Ang gabbing women by their pussies with tiny hands. That's important. Very alpha.
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rhino Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 17179 Gender:	Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes Reply #18 - May 30^th, 2017 at 3:55pm greggerypeccary wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:22pm: aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm: I will study trump and see what works Lying and cheating seems to do the trick. You should be President.
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greggerypeccary Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 152424 Gender:	Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes Reply #19 - May 30^th, 2017 at 4:00pm rhino wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:55pm: greggerypeccary wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:22pm: aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm: I will study trump and see what works Lying and cheating seems to do the trick. You should be President. I am.
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Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes
Reply #20 - May 30^th, 2017 at 4:04pm

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm:

He has become one of the most powerful men to ever walk the planet.

That's true, Aquascoot, but I think we've moved beyond personal ambition and into what Mr Trump can do for his loyal subjects.

The handshake and the steely glare might have worked on the way up, but we're now talking about how it works with fellow world leaders. Do Mr Trump's techniques on the narrow path to success help him influence the G7? China? Israel and Palestine?

We're all studying Mr Trump to see what works, Aquascoot, but we're starting to see not much working.

Please let us know the outcome of your study.

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Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes
Reply #21 - May 30^th, 2017 at 4:28pm

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm:

Going physical from the get go is a very nuanced technique.
If done from the right "frame" it is a very powerful technique.
It can be used to create attraction and to demonstrate that a guy is confident, un stifled and fun.
It can be used to create confusion, put the other person into "your" frame and give you the upper hand.

In any interaction one person is at the cause and one at the effect.
One is in action and one in reaction.

The person at the cause or at the action has an enormous advantage IF he has a purpose in life and a North Star. If he remains Icey and slightly indifferent after establishing dominance, he will probably win.

I saw this recently on CNN.

A reporter got owned and was soon supplicating to the trump camp. And the colder and more awkward trump made it the more she back pedalled.

Trump is a success and his techniques speak for themselves.
He has become one of the most powerful men to ever walk the planet.
Meanwhile mothra and gweggy think power is a few silly gif's on an obscure forum.
I will study trump and see what works,
This should help me on my journey up the pyramid. They should do likewise because their lives are sort of a train wreck

more likely down the rabbit hole. Damn, you are quite the idiot.

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Reply #22 - May 30^th, 2017 at 6:19pm

Big Donger wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 4:04pm:

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm:

He has become one of the most powerful men to ever walk the planet.

That's true, Aquascoot, but I think we've moved beyond personal ambition and into what Mr Trump can do for his loyal subjects.

The handshake and the steely glare might have worked on the way up, but we're now talking about how it works with fellow world leaders. Do Mr Trump's techniques on the narrow path to success help him influence the G7? China? Israel and Palestine?

We're all studying Mr Trump to see what works, Aquascoot, but we're starting to see not much working.

Please let us know the outcome of your study.

It's fascinating to me that people like Trump and , dare I say Rupert Murdoch are hated on by all the people who never take any action, never risk anything and are permanent arm chair critics. I'm sure it is all about the preservation of ego of the person stuck in mediocrity,
Life is so short.

Hating the rich and powerful is the consolation prize for being a failure.

When I hear rupert at age 80 is still trying to buy B sky B, man I am inspired.
Never lose momentum, never stop, the journey is the reward. If you think trump and Murdoch are STILL motivated by money you are out of your mind. They are motivated by that awesome feeling you get from being on your path and never wavering. They inspire me so much, I start to get misty eyed.

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Reply #23 - May 30^th, 2017 at 6:46pm

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 6:19pm:

Big Donger wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 4:04pm:

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm:

He has become one of the most powerful men to ever walk the planet.

That's true, Aquascoot, but I think we've moved beyond personal ambition and into what Mr Trump can do for his loyal subjects.

The handshake and the steely glare might have worked on the way up, but we're now talking about how it works with fellow world leaders. Do Mr Trump's techniques on the narrow path to success help him influence the G7? China? Israel and Palestine?

We're all studying Mr Trump to see what works, Aquascoot, but we're starting to see not much working.

Please let us know the outcome of your study.

It's fascinating to me that people like Trump and , dare I say Rupert Murdoch are hated on by all the people who never take any action, never risk anything and are permanent arm chair critics. I'm sure it is all about the preservation of ego of the person stuck in mediocrity,
Life is so short.

Hating the rich and powerful is the consolation prize for being a failure.

When I hear rupert at age 80 is still trying to buy B sky B, man I am inspired.
Never lose momentum, never stop, the journey is the reward. If you think trump and Murdoch are STILL motivated by money you are out of your mind. They are motivated by that awesome feeling you get from being on your path and never wavering. They inspire me so much, I start to get misty eyed.

hey fool... in case you didnt know (and clearly you dont know), 60% of americans DESPISE trump and that includes a pile of people much more successful than Trump - the 4time bankrupt that no one in American will lend to or work with.

you are an idiot, horseboy which is why you are in the dregs yourself.

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Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes
Reply #24 - May 30^th, 2017 at 8:35pm

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 6:19pm:

Big Donger wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 4:04pm:

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm:

He has become one of the most powerful men to ever walk the planet.

That's true, Aquascoot, but I think we've moved beyond personal ambition and into what Mr Trump can do for his loyal subjects.

The handshake and the steely glare might have worked on the way up, but we're now talking about how it works with fellow world leaders. Do Mr Trump's techniques on the narrow path to success help him influence the G7? China? Israel and Palestine?

We're all studying Mr Trump to see what works, Aquascoot, but we're starting to see not much working.

Please let us know the outcome of your study.

It's fascinating to me that people like Trump and , dare I say Rupert Murdoch are hated on by all the people who never take any action, never risk anything and are permanent arm chair critics. I'm sure it is all about the preservation of ego of the person stuck in mediocrity,
Life is so short.

Hating the rich and powerful is the consolation prize for being a failure.

When I hear rupert at age 80 is still trying to buy B sky B, man I am inspired.
Never lose momentum, never stop, the journey is the reward. If you think trump and Murdoch are STILL motivated by money you are out of your mind. They are motivated by that awesome feeling you get from being on your path and never wavering. They inspire me so much, I start to get misty eyed.

Murdoch's not allowed to buy B Sky B, Aquascoot, because he was found complicit in the biggest media scandal in history. News Ltd was found guilty of hacking tens of thousands of ordinary citizens like you and moi, along with every major UK politician and even the queen.

Narrow road to success, innit.

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Reply #25 - May 30^th, 2017 at 11:42pm

Big Donger wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 8:35pm:

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 6:19pm:

Big Donger wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 4:04pm:

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm:

He has become one of the most powerful men to ever walk the planet.

That's true, Aquascoot, but I think we've moved beyond personal ambition and into what Mr Trump can do for his loyal subjects.

The handshake and the steely glare might have worked on the way up, but we're now talking about how it works with fellow world leaders. Do Mr Trump's techniques on the narrow path to success help him influence the G7? China? Israel and Palestine?

We're all studying Mr Trump to see what works, Aquascoot, but we're starting to see not much working.

Please let us know the outcome of your study.

It's fascinating to me that people like Trump and , dare I say Rupert Murdoch are hated on by all the people who never take any action, never risk anything and are permanent arm chair critics. I'm sure it is all about the preservation of ego of the person stuck in mediocrity,
Life is so short.

Hating the rich and powerful is the consolation prize for being a failure.

When I hear rupert at age 80 is still trying to buy B sky B, man I am inspired.
Never lose momentum, never stop, the journey is the reward. If you think trump and Murdoch are STILL motivated by money you are out of your mind. They are motivated by that awesome feeling you get from being on your path and never wavering. They inspire me so much, I start to get misty eyed.

Murdoch's not allowed to buy B Sky B, Aquascoot, because he was found complicit in the biggest media scandal in history. News Ltd was found guilty of hacking tens of thousands of ordinary citizens like you and moi, along with every major UK politician and even the queen.

Narrow road to success, innit.

The "revenge of the beta males" at its worst

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Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes
Reply #26 - May 30^th, 2017 at 11:46pm

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 11:42pm:

Big Donger wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 8:35pm:

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 6:19pm:

Big Donger wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 4:04pm:

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2017 at 3:15pm:

He has become one of the most powerful men to ever walk the planet.

That's true, Aquascoot, but I think we've moved beyond personal ambition and into what Mr Trump can do for his loyal subjects.

The handshake and the steely glare might have worked on the way up, but we're now talking about how it works with fellow world leaders. Do Mr Trump's techniques on the narrow path to success help him influence the G7? China? Israel and Palestine?

We're all studying Mr Trump to see what works, Aquascoot, but we're starting to see not much working.

Please let us know the outcome of your study.

It's fascinating to me that people like Trump and , dare I say Rupert Murdoch are hated on by all the people who never take any action, never risk anything and are permanent arm chair critics. I'm sure it is all about the preservation of ego of the person stuck in mediocrity,
Life is so short.

Hating the rich and powerful is the consolation prize for being a failure.

When I hear rupert at age 80 is still trying to buy B sky B, man I am inspired.
Never lose momentum, never stop, the journey is the reward. If you think trump and Murdoch are STILL motivated by money you are out of your mind. They are motivated by that awesome feeling you get from being on your path and never wavering. They inspire me so much, I start to get misty eyed.

Murdoch's not allowed to buy B Sky B, Aquascoot, because he was found complicit in the biggest media scandal in history. News Ltd was found guilty of hacking tens of thousands of ordinary citizens like you and moi, along with every major UK politician and even the queen.

Narrow road to success, innit.

The "revenge of the beta males" at its worst

You approve of Murdoch hacking people?

High vibrational energy, was it?

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Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes
Reply #27 - May 31^st, 2017 at 12:38am

Rupert is a fantastic Australian success story.
But rupert is at the very pinnacle of the pyramid.
The thing about a pyramid is that most people are always going to be durping around at the bottom.
The only way most of them could imagine becoming successful is if they got very lucky, cheated the system or stomped on heads.
They have no understanding of he sort of relentless masculine energy a guy like rupert has used to propel himself into an upward spiral. They could never understand the growth and core confidence a man like rupert has had to embody.

So they hate him because they could never go on that journey and he fact he did exposes their feebleness and mediocrity.

Far from taxing the rich, the poor should pay for the privelege of dining with he rich to learn how they did it.

Mothra should save a few thousand and offer to take rich businessmen out for dinner to learn from them.

But I suppose its easier to stay stuck at the bottom with your pitchforks

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mothra Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 36389 Gender:	Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes Reply #28 - May 31^st, 2017 at 12:40am Was a tough question, hey?
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Re: Psychologists explain Trump's handshakes
Reply #29 - May 31^st, 2017 at 1:08am

aquascoot wrote on May 31^st, 2017 at 12:38am:

Rupert is a fantastic Australian success story.
But rupert is at the very pinnacle of the pyramid.
The thing about a pyramid is that most people are always going to be durping around at the bottom.
The only way most of them could imagine becoming successful is if they got very lucky, cheated the system or stomped on heads.
They have no understanding of he sort of relentless masculine energy a guy like rupert has used to propel himself into an upward spiral. They could never understand the growth and core confidence a man like rupert has had to embody.

So they hate him because they could never go on that journey and he fact he did exposes their feebleness and mediocrity.

Far from taxing the rich, the poor should pay for the privelege of dining with he rich to learn how they did it.

Mothra should save a few thousand and offer to take rich businessmen out for dinner to learn from them.

But I suppose its easier to stay stuck at the bottom with your pitchforks

The poor do pay the privelege. Not only did they give Rupert the Sydney Showground to turn into Fox Studios (for one dollar), they give him the biggest government-sanctioned print monopoly in Australia.

And don't get the poor started on how Murdoch ruined rugby league. I have to listen to that all the time.

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