Trauma

[Zionoxis]

As strange as this sounds, does anyone have enough skill with psychology to give me a basic idea how the inside subjective world is composed within each person? I am looking to see if it is possible to create a barrage if you will on the inside world and possible make them rethink their entire standpoint on life in minutes.


I think that if I can cut them down enough, I can arise the question. Is it possible at all? I would prefer to not answer why due to the ethicalness of it.... This is not to force religion, but I simply want to create an extremely powerful strike on the psyche to use as psychological warfare.

 

[Tyria]

Why would you ever want to do that to someone?!

 

[Zionoxis]

Slight curiosity as to the concept? Like previously mentioned, I was hoping the "Why" would not come up. Of course...this IS an INTP forum after all. Asking why is who we are.

 

[GYX_Kid]

is there anyone specific you have in mind?

 

[Zionoxis]

Ironically, no. The question just sort of arose in me and I want to find out. Sort of like people asking how to fight. Not necessarily to beat the crap out of someone. The thought that I could is pretty comforting in of itself.

 

[GYX_Kid]

you need to know your enemy to find their weak points.

 

[Zionoxis]

I figured that much out. I think a few better questions would be:

How do I present the information found to have greatest impact?
Which information is most important to obtain?
Approximate time that I will need before I can?

 

[EyeSeeCold]

I figured that much out. I think a few better questions would be:

How do I present the information found to have greatest impact?
Which information is most important to obtain?
Approximate time that I will need before I can?

Not only do you need the right information, but you need the right frequency and the right amplitude to disrupt a person's wavelength.

It's possible, but compatibility is a factor.

 

[Zionoxis]

Can I have a description of "wavelength"? I have not heard that term used for psychology...at least not in a literal sense.

 

[EyeSeeCold]

Can I have a description of "wavelength"? I have not heard that term used for psychology...at least not in a literal sense.

Everyone is on a distinct psychological wavelength. People receive(perceive) information through the transducers of the body/mind on certain frequencies, and with all the information out there, some people receive clearer pictures & sound of some kind of information than other people.

People also transmit information at certain frequencies, and your signal's reception will be weak or strong depending on your setup, and their setup.


This is Communication.

 

[P.H.]

I thought it was just a fancy metaphor xD (didn't need much explanation at all I think...)