The Learned Helplessness Experiment
Learned helplessness is a psychological state where an individual believes they cannot control or change a situation, leading them to give up trying even when opportunities for change are available. This phenomenon was first described in 1967 through experiments on animals, suggesting that the findings could apply to humans. 3m
How to Spot a PsyOp
This is one of the best videos on the subject that I've seen. It's comprehensive and well paced. The real info starts at around 1m30s in... If you feel the urge in the first minute to click out, skip forward to 1m30s and give it a view. This is essential knowledge. 18m
Psychopath Night
This video is a good introduction to the topic of psychopathy. The prevalence of "cluster B personality disorder" (the grouping of psychopathic, sociopathic, and narcissistic personality disorders) is estimated to be in the range of 2% to 5% of the population. That's somewhere in the range of 1 in 20 to 1 in 50 people. How many people do you know? 1h30m
Psychopaths and the World Order
A shorter but deeper dive on the topic of psychopathy. 15m
The Psychology of Narcissism
An excellent "must see" video. Note that it is possible to have personality traits that are narcissistic in nature without having the disorder - a learned behavior rather than an inborn one. Genuine narcissistic personality disorder is very different from their followers - and this video does not distinguish between those two very well, but still gives refreshing insight and has good value. 19m
How "they" Use Your Own Energy Against You.
Where you focus your energy and attention is the one true currency of life. Use it wisely. If you want more control of how your energy is spent, then you must become more conscious of HOW you choose to do so. 37m