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Secret History #6: The Psychology of Evil (Graphic and Disturbing, Viewer Discretion Advised)
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September 11, 2025
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50:28Now PlayingWhat is mind control, and how does it work?
In his Wednesday, September 10, 2025 lecture to Beijing high school students, Professor Jiang explains how mind control techniques originated in ancient Egypt. Priests developed these techniques to control the Pharaoh, and they became embedded into Egyptian mythology.
Today, these ancient mind control techniques are still used.
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If you'd like to delve deeper into the topic of mind control, please read Professor Jiang's most recent post on Substack, in which he discusses Manchurian Candidates:
Notes and References:
1. The Dark Side by Jane Mayer. You can read the book at any library, or purchase the book here
2. Read about the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal here
3. Learn about the concept of Learned Helplessness here
4. Learn how the CIA was working with psychologists to torture prisoners here
5. There is ample evidence that shows that prisoner abuse is more likely to turn them into terrorists
6. Read about MKUltra here
7. Read about the case of Abu Zubaydah here
8. This article explains that psychologists have their own issues
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