70/30: Psychology, Control, Manipulation
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70/30: Psychology, Control, Manipulation
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Ever wonder why most people seem to go along with the crowd while others naturally resist? In this episode, we dive deep into the psychology behind the 70/30 split, a fascinating pattern showing that roughly 70% of people tend to comply with social pressure, authority, or persuasive messaging, while 30% push back.
We explore:
Classic psychology experiments (Solomon Asch’s conformity studies and Stanley Milgram’s obedience research)
How corporations, religions, and political organizations use this knowledge to influence behavior
Marketing tactics like social proof, scarcity, FOMO, and celebrity endorsements
Why being in the 70% isn’t always bad, and when you might need to be in the 30%
The bystander effect and what it means for personal safety
How awareness of these patterns helps you take back control
This isn’t about deep breathing or meditation, this is about education and seeing the bigger picture. When you understand the psychology being used on you, you can make truly informed decisions about when to go with the flow and when to stand firm.
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