The 6MX system of human behavior profiling originally designed for US intelligence agencies and covert operations overseas. 6MX was designed to allow you to read anyone in less than six minutes with unprecedented accuracy and depth.
A secret agency built to persuade and influence discovers they have been compromised, and their materials are being used in a plot against the United States.
Originally written as a manual for intelligence field operations, this book reveals techniques that could make even seasoned operatives blush. With chapter titles like "Methods of physically hacking the brain" and "Shutting off human willpower," it offers insights that could easily lead to misuse. Readers are warned to approach the material with caution, as it enables one to see through others' facades, detect lies from partners or friends, and covertly influence anyone without detection. The ability to hijack people's thoughts and feelings and implant ideas for persuasion, control, or seduction is explored in depth. The author emphasizes the importance of resisting the temptation to misuse these powerful techniques, urging readers to remain true to their principles and use their newfound knowledge for good. Esteemed figures in the field describe the work as frighteningly powerful, with capabilities likened to creating a real-life Manchurian Candidate. The book is positioned as a definitive guide for those looking to master the art of influence, with comparisons made to the likes of James Bond and persuasion experts.