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Does thought always proceed action?

Very hard to drink.... you're gonna wait until, fat boy! Wait until, fat boy!... wait until tomorrow.... you wait until tomorrow...
 
BK38 said:
How very well put. I'm kind of intrigued by this manual you mention. I promise to mostly be a good boy if given the ref. Another BL user on here recommended the "Art of Hunting Humans" to me and she was kind enough to mail that to me, it that seems to be very much in the same league. I'm also slowly getting through a book entitled "Emotional Intelligence."
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Now we are talking lol this is becoming a real conversation now

Have you realized I’m Kellsee yet?

I know Streamy knows cause I pm him and SoCal of course but I’m not sure if anyone else knows or not.

I think we are very much on the same page then. Cause this is my jam. It’s my forte. My only suggestion to anyone wanting to explore this corner of behavioral psychology is that first they need to start by taking an honest review of their intentions and motives involved behind this interest tho. But obviously because you promised to be a good boy lol you’re already aware of this lol. What inspired me to go into this field was the abduction and murder of 6 year old Adam Walsh back in July of 1981. I was still just a little girl but that was my first experience of the awareness of pure evil. And I’ll never forget it. The details of that case just filled me with overwhelming desire to understand how and why someone could become capable of doing something like that to another human being…especially to a child. I became determined to figure out what could possibly be going on in the mind of a monster like that and how I could possibly have some influence in stopping it from happening to someone else. The replay of how his momma immediately started projectile vommiting on live television right after hearing more details hasn’t left my head since. By the time the investigation determined the killer he was already serving time in prison for the murder of someone else.


The book I’m referring to is written by Chase Hughes. He’s a former military intelligence officer and behavioral specialist. He who trained the guy that shot Bin laden. He was a navy seal. His book that was mandatory in college was called The Behavior Operations Manual: Neuro-Cognitive Intelligence. But all of his books are must reads…The Ellipsis Manual: analysis and engineering of human behaviorz His presentation is brilliant. I’m sure you’d love all of it👍
 
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