FACEBOOK AND GOOGLE HAVE BEEN DOING MANIPULATIVE EXPERIMENTS ON YOU EVER SINCE THEY WERE STARTED. MOOD & THOUGHT MANIPULATION HAVE BEEN ONGOING AT GOOGLE AND FACEBOOK FOR YEARS! “PSYOPS” FOR PROFIT AND POLITICS
Why Did Facebook Really buy into Virtual Reality? The insidious truth of VR as a consumer programming tool
Facebook practicing PSYOPS and “emotional contagion”
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– It is a complete and total lie that the Facebook users (not “ONLY” the few hundred thousand they say) in the recently uncovered “mood manipulation test” were “the only subjects” and that “this was a one-time test”. It happens every day at Google and Facebook, and users are manipulated every-time they go on the sites,… millions of users.
– Users discuss a class-action lawsuit against GOOGLE AND FACEBOOK!
– Why does Facebook want to own virtual reality? When you are in virtual reality, you can be data-mined, brain-washed and mind controlled with amazing ease!
– If you have not heard of “Psyops”; websearch the term on a few different search engines. You may be shocked.
– Are “Suspension-of-disbelief” and “comfort-proximity” parroting, the same tools used by predators and pedophiles, planned by Facebook data-miners and marketing execs to program you into buying things, casting votes a certain way and being susceptible to subliminal messaging, OK to be used to manipulate the naive public?
– Are VR tools, so powerful they can reduce your PSTD from seeing youir friends head chopped off in IRAQ, really supposed to be in the hands of silicon valley marketing companies?
– Can a tool that is currently being used, by universities, to remove people from a zombie-state, not also be used to put millions of people INTO A ZOMBIE-STATE?
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Facebook conducted secret psychology experiment on users’ emotions
Facebook has conducted a secret massive psychology experiment on its users to find out how they respond to positive and negative messages – without telling participants
Over 600,000 Facebook (Ed: Maybe millions of users, we will never know for sure) users have taken part in a psychological experiment organised by the social media company, without their knowledge.
Facebook altered the tone of the users’ news feed to highlight either positive or negative posts from their friends, which were seen on their news feed.
They then monitored the users’ response, to see whether their friends’ attitude had an impact on their own.
“The results show emotional contagion,” wrote a team of Facebook scientists, in a paper published by the PNAS journal – Proceedings of the National Academy of Scientists of the United States.
“When positive expressions were reduced, people produced fewer positive posts and more negative posts; when negative expressions were reduced, the opposite pattern occurred. These results indicate that emotions expressed by others on Facebook influence our own emotions, constituting experimental evidence for massive-scale contagion via social networks.”
Facebook were able to carry out the experiment because all users have to tick a box agreeing to their terms and conditions. These include “internal operations, including troubleshooting, data analysis, testing, research and service improvement.”
In the study, the authors point out that they stayed within the remit of the agreement by using a machine to pick out positive and negative posts, meaning no user data containing personal information was actually viewed by human researchers.
The study, carried out over a week in January 2012, was carried out for scientific purposes. But evidence that social media can have such a strong impact on people’s mental state will certainly be of interest to advertisers.
The lead scientist, Adam Kramer, said in an interview when he joined Facebook in March 2012 that he took the job because “Facebook data constitutes the largest field study in the history of the world.”
See VIDEOS about the Facebook, Google, Twitter, Amazon and Linkedin PSYOPS here:
How social media companies brain-wash you and steal your future!
Ever seen a cow?
They are an animal that is kept in a pen and harvested to produce milk that is sucked out of them by a machine each day. They are kept dumb and alive so they can be used to provide something: Milk, to an outside business group.
You don’t want to be a cow do you? Harvested for your life data? Drained of your privacy, daily, by a computer or phone machine? Steered into a daily routine controlled by Google, Facebook and their advertisers?
Facebook, Google, Twitter, Xfinity and all of the rest use a technology called “personality trend tracking” in which they read and record every single thing you do, look at, or click on. Their computers figure out what you are most probably going to do next and put their media ahead of you, before you get there, to steer you into doing what they want. This controls your actions, steers your intentions and manipulates your information path forward.
They use the most microscopic moves and changes possible so you can’t notice. They may take days or months to lead you down the path of thinking that they want.
They use the data harvesting, privacy-rape, trending tracking technology to brain-wash you.
Brainwashing is the trick of getting someone to do something that they would not otherwise do if they had a chance to think about it in unmanipulated circumstances.
If you are selectively shown certain images and stories about cats getting tortured with Pink Floyd Music, you will tend to become an anti-cat torture-with Pink-Floyd follower if you are tricked into thinking the whole City is rising up against sonic feline abuse.
It is being used to get you to buy certain music, certain groceries and to get “persuadable voters” to buy into campaigns they might not otherwise support.
Just because you didn’t fill out a form doesn’t mean every web page, sentence, image and click you engage in on a phone or computer isn’t being monitored and harvested to reveal massive amounts of information about you.
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