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What is the most effective initial redpill you can think of, that won't make people burn you at the stake?

I have plenty of friends/relatives/coworkers who are so close to accepting that something is fucking fishy about everything around us, but they never seem to take the plunge.

They have to see it with their own eyes.

It would be helpful to have one thing, just one thing, powerful enough to make them go 'WTF??' and start their journey.

No hour long videos about the third Reich, or the synagogue of satan - it's too much.

Noone can be told what the Matrix is. They have to see it for themselves.

What is the most effective initial redpill you can think of, that won't make people burn you at the stake? I have plenty of friends/relatives/coworkers who are so close to accepting that something is fucking fishy about everything around us, but they never seem to take the plunge. They have to see it with their own eyes. It would be helpful to have one thing, just one thing, powerful enough to make them go 'WTF??' and start their journey. No hour long videos about the third Reich, or the synagogue of satan - it's too much. > Noone can be told what the Matrix is. They have to see it for themselves.

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[–] • 1 pt (edited )

To truly trigger epiphany you must bypass cognitive biases. This means asking questions or seeding the field such that they can't escape the obvious conclusion.

That's what I've been doing for the better part of 10 years, with very limited effect.

There is no one magic recipe.

I agree, but I'm also desperate. Time seems to be running out.

Find the issue which speaks to them and springboard it. Immigration their complaint? Show them Barbra without highlighting.

This is helpful. A method. Thank you.

[–] • 2 pts

Just fyi, I have a 100% conversion rate for everyone around me where I've been able to spend time (actually tried). Fairly large group at this point.

Personalizing the discussion and communicating to what's important, limiting based on what they understand is key. But it must never trigger cognitive dissonance. They must provide their answers and notice the patterns.

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Solid advice. I usually back off when I feel they're getting too close to shutting down. But without followup, like you say, it's easy to just ignore and call me 'that weird guy with his theories'.

Maybe I push too far sometimes. As I said; I'm getting desperate.