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  1. Freud vs. Jung: How Psychology Became a Tool of Control - www.Crrow777radio.com

    Freud vs. Jung: How Psychology Became a Tool of Control - www.Crrow777radio.com

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  4. Master These 6 Psychological Hacks to Control Any Situation

    Master These 6 Psychological Hacks to Control Any Situation

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  5. The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed and Happiness by Morgan Housel

    The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed and Happiness by Morgan Housel

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  9. TMB61 - Jim Marshall - Decoding Human Nature: Septemics and the Architecture of Change

    TMB61 - Jim Marshall - Decoding Human Nature: Septemics and the Architecture of Change

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  10. Social Intelligence: The Art of Reading & Responding to People | Full English Audiobook 📚

    Social Intelligence: The Art of Reading & Responding to People | Full English Audiobook 📚

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  12. The Four Pillars of Investing: Lessons for Building a Winning Portfolio by William J. Bernstein

    The Four Pillars of Investing: Lessons for Building a Winning Portfolio by William J. Bernstein

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  14. Sista Reveals the Democrat Syndicate's Legacy of Control & Tyranny, and The Lucifer Effect

    Sista Reveals the Democrat Syndicate's Legacy of Control & Tyranny, and The Lucifer Effect

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  15. Why We Make Bad Decisions Predictably Irrational Summary

    Why We Make Bad Decisions Predictably Irrational Summary

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  17. Influence by Robert Cialdini The Psychology of Persuasion Explained

    Influence by Robert Cialdini The Psychology of Persuasion Explained

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  22. Grotesque Civility Delusion: Belief in Humanity as a Socially Engineered Aberration

    Grotesque Civility Delusion: Belief in Humanity as a Socially Engineered Aberration

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  24. The Biology Behind Your Best and Worst Decisions

    The Biology Behind Your Best and Worst Decisions

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  25. Territorial Fallacy: The Urge to Mark Others as Personal Property

    Territorial Fallacy: The Urge to Mark Others as Personal Property

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