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Clairvoyance on the net: persuasion, seduction and manipulation

Today, thanks to ultra-sophisticated communication tools accessible to all, it is becoming easy to circulate information via media that are just as visible to a large number of people as they escape any control as to their reliability, and we cannot deny the fact that clairvoyance by correspondence or online represents a real danger. Just ask those around you and ask who, one day, has not felt like a potential victim of a medium working remotely? Many people have had this sad experience. Indeed, their fragility, sometimes even disbelief, pushed them to venture towards this type of consultation because everything seems simple: speed, promised free service, reliability and seriousness, surprising results. Hidden behind their screens, their phones, these mediums can claim to have ultra-powerful gifts and often promise free service. But they would never work on a voluntary basis to lend an attentive ear to their neighbor or relieve them of their ills by advising them on their future. It would be a real illusion to believe that!

Irrational persuasion is based on seduction and manipulation. Its sole objective is to make you accept a relationship of acceptance, even submission, towards your interlocutor.

After describing a gloomy picture of your current situation using key phrases such as: “you are lost right now, your life is turned upside down, you are having a hard time finding yourself, you are having a hard time making it happen, you will have a hard time getting out of it…”, you will be offered solutions by promising you “the right path, the way to take, the key to your problem, the true destiny…. ”. In short, all the terminology intended to coax you and lure you into a trap while nevertheless telling you that the draw is completely free via a premium rate call!! Needless to say, this experience will cost you dearly. “These virtual friends” as a consultant, victim of these charlatans, so aptly calls them, represent a real scourge.

The use of mental manipulation and various communication tools such as the “Forer” or “Barnum” effect known as the subjective validation effect or the personal validation effect, cold reading which is a technique which consists of making a person believe that we know what they think, induce machination, scheme, fraud, deception and lies. From then on, it becomes difficult to sort through this mess that the media offer today. We cannot recommend enough caution.

Not all clairvoyants, mediums and other astrologers are scammers, but you have to do some intelligent sorting.

Yamina Guéham

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Anonymous

j&#39applique cet article aussi pour l&#39Inad, ce genre d&#39association dangereuse qui incite a etre procedurier, et pourtant l&#39Inad qui clame haut et fort toute sa haine contre wengo en se servant des personnes en souffrances c&#39est honteux, l&#39Inad qui fait payer des cotisations aux voyants qui sont eux memes EXPERT wengo et l&#39Inad se retourne contre eux, l&#39Inad devrait aussi publier ses nombreux procès perdus et/ou déboutés sans parler des plaintes contre l&#39Inad qui ont été jusqu&#39au bout et que l&#39Inad a été condamné a retirer ses articles sur son forum et sur son facebook.
Ou est vraiment la dérive, moi je dis des 2 cotés car certains expert label INAD qui ont profiter des personnes faibles, l&#39Inad se sert de ses personnes comme bouclier humain, resultat l&#39Inad empoche des deux cotés, bravo quelle belle association.....

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Anonymous

MISE AU POINT
Contrairement aux affirmations mensongères de gens malveillants et particulièrement de praticiens douteux, l’INAD n’a perdu aucun procès, n’en déplaise à ses détracteurs.
Si certains commentaires détestables ont été supprimés, c’est pour ne pas donner une piètre image de la profession.
INAD

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