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How a book made 8 million women sneak off with their Kindles.

The recent social phenomenon surrounding 'Fifty Shades of Grey', by E. L. James has confused men and caused a few million women to sneak away with their Kindles. Behavior experts have been secretly watching the progress of this trend and the behavior of women reacting to the book on social media. Meanwhile, men have been wondering how such a strange book could create such a stir.
While women around the world reacted to this book, they too might have been confused as to why this book seemed to pull so many strings in their hearts.
The book centers around a woman named Anastasia and a man named Christian. Anastasia, referred to as Ana, has all of the qualities that could easily make most women readers identify with her. She's charming, timid, quiet and slightly doubts her own self worth at times. Christian is a handsome billionaire businessman with incredible self discipline who carries scars of childhood trauma and abuse.
To get to the secret of what's happening deep within the female brain, let's go back in time for a moment. About a hundred thousand years ago, most groups of humans on earth were small, nomadic communities. In these groups of only a few hundred people, women had limited choice of men and were frequently ‘traded’ amongst men who had no concern for their well being, and the health of their children. By forming relationships with a ‘tribal leader’, the women would pretty much guarantee their own survival and the protection of their children. Women who weren’t able to mate with the leaders of tribes would suffer, and their children were often disregarded or killed. Hundreds of thousands of years of this scenario have wired the human brain to have a few automatic ‘features’.
Men mostly respond to visual stimulus. Women have a different ‘mental shopping list’ programmed into their internal attraction circuits. They respond sexually to the traits of the NATURAL leader more than the traits of the supermodel man.
What’s the recipe that makes women love this book?
Christian Grey has many flaws, but they are the kind that pull the emotional strings of a certain type of woman. Mr. Grey exhibits traits of natural dominance without having a domineering demeanor. His self discipline makes him a strong and attractive character who appeals to Anastasia. Authority and social status plays the biggest role in her initial attraction.
Christian’s social status is a natural and compelling trait that initially lures young Ana. She becomes intimidated by his dominance and status and is then set up for the third factor of his appeal: He’s broken. Ana is timid and self-conscious. Her compassion and loving side make her doubt her own self worth, so her desire to repair and heal Christian is a byproduct of who she is.
Christian exhibits many behaviors that cause Ana’s brain to trigger mating responses in this book. These mating responses in the female brain are also associated with safety, happiness and fulfillment. He exhibits leadership, self discipline, social status, self control and mystery…a very powerful cocktail for this type of woman.
He. Chooses. Her.
Mr. Grey chose Ana. This ability to choose your partners is hard wired as a trait of tribal leaders as well. Grey’s choice was likely due to the fact that she was someone who’d be willing to participate in his semi-abusive desires without ever asking for a ‘turn holding the whip’. Her character attributes also speak secretly to the hidden insecurities reported by most women; she was shy at times and grew up watching popular kids explore and have fun. She grew up craving excitement. As Christian decides to make her ‘his’, she becomes aware of his fascination with her. There’s an implied guarantee of monogamy that makes her feel special, loved and prized. His social authority however, makes her feel special to have been the chosen one.
When the tension increases between them and the dam eventually breaks, Ana finds herself alternating between fear-filled, borderline abuse and deep penetrating love. In the behavior engineering world, this is known as fractionation. In the psychotherapy world, this is called trauma bonding. There is such a fast-shifting range of emotional experiences that each one becomes more powerful as it rebounds off the previous.
Dozens of studies have shown that even a first date that involves danger and excitement exponentially improves the chances of two people feeling higher levels of strong physical and sexual chemistry.
To this young, self conscious girl, the thought of losing this man becomes a real fear. This makes Ana more compliant and she relishes in her ability to hold onto Christian. For a more socially developed woman with high self esteem, Christian might be just an attractive, sexy man; but to young Ana, he’s nearly a god. Most women harbor a fear of abandonment and a loss of love interest. This is believed to be the reason most women stay in abusive relationships. Bondage actually shuts down the executive function in the brain due to the chemicals it releases. Executive function controls things like self-monitoring, impulse control and problem solving. While women read these situations in the book, similar chemical cocktails are brewing in their brains, making them feel needed, special, loved, excited and fearful.
Ana has a chance to use her nurturing and caring tendencies to heal Christian, appealing to women on a level that is only semi-conscious most times. The ending brings women the ultimate form of emotional dessert; she has taken a broken man, fixed him, and now has a loving husband with beautiful, safe, healthy children.
Overall, the book is written (perhaps on accident) to secretly illuminate all of the dark unconscious desires that a few hundred thousand years have given us. In reality, they aren’t real partners and his disgusting abuse isn’t healthy or even desirable in the real world for most women, but the book pulled the right strings. Some researchers and concerned mental health professionals believe the book tends to normalize this kind of behavior, wherein young, impressionable women will adapt to it in the same way they seek out body types and behaviors they see in media. While it may have caused a temporary surge in whip sales, the book seems to be harmless on a large scale.
While women around the world reacted to this book, they too might have been confused as to why this book seemed to pull so many strings in their hearts.
The book centers around a woman named Anastasia and a man named Christian. Anastasia, referred to as Ana, has all of the qualities that could easily make most women readers identify with her. She's charming, timid, quiet and slightly doubts her own self worth at times. Christian is a handsome billionaire businessman with incredible self discipline who carries scars of childhood trauma and abuse.
To get to the secret of what's happening deep within the female brain, let's go back in time for a moment. About a hundred thousand years ago, most groups of humans on earth were small, nomadic communities. In these groups of only a few hundred people, women had limited choice of men and were frequently ‘traded’ amongst men who had no concern for their well being, and the health of their children. By forming relationships with a ‘tribal leader’, the women would pretty much guarantee their own survival and the protection of their children. Women who weren’t able to mate with the leaders of tribes would suffer, and their children were often disregarded or killed. Hundreds of thousands of years of this scenario have wired the human brain to have a few automatic ‘features’.
Men mostly respond to visual stimulus. Women have a different ‘mental shopping list’ programmed into their internal attraction circuits. They respond sexually to the traits of the NATURAL leader more than the traits of the supermodel man.
What’s the recipe that makes women love this book?
Christian Grey has many flaws, but they are the kind that pull the emotional strings of a certain type of woman. Mr. Grey exhibits traits of natural dominance without having a domineering demeanor. His self discipline makes him a strong and attractive character who appeals to Anastasia. Authority and social status plays the biggest role in her initial attraction.
Christian’s social status is a natural and compelling trait that initially lures young Ana. She becomes intimidated by his dominance and status and is then set up for the third factor of his appeal: He’s broken. Ana is timid and self-conscious. Her compassion and loving side make her doubt her own self worth, so her desire to repair and heal Christian is a byproduct of who she is.
Christian exhibits many behaviors that cause Ana’s brain to trigger mating responses in this book. These mating responses in the female brain are also associated with safety, happiness and fulfillment. He exhibits leadership, self discipline, social status, self control and mystery…a very powerful cocktail for this type of woman.
He. Chooses. Her.
Mr. Grey chose Ana. This ability to choose your partners is hard wired as a trait of tribal leaders as well. Grey’s choice was likely due to the fact that she was someone who’d be willing to participate in his semi-abusive desires without ever asking for a ‘turn holding the whip’. Her character attributes also speak secretly to the hidden insecurities reported by most women; she was shy at times and grew up watching popular kids explore and have fun. She grew up craving excitement. As Christian decides to make her ‘his’, she becomes aware of his fascination with her. There’s an implied guarantee of monogamy that makes her feel special, loved and prized. His social authority however, makes her feel special to have been the chosen one.
When the tension increases between them and the dam eventually breaks, Ana finds herself alternating between fear-filled, borderline abuse and deep penetrating love. In the behavior engineering world, this is known as fractionation. In the psychotherapy world, this is called trauma bonding. There is such a fast-shifting range of emotional experiences that each one becomes more powerful as it rebounds off the previous.
Dozens of studies have shown that even a first date that involves danger and excitement exponentially improves the chances of two people feeling higher levels of strong physical and sexual chemistry.
To this young, self conscious girl, the thought of losing this man becomes a real fear. This makes Ana more compliant and she relishes in her ability to hold onto Christian. For a more socially developed woman with high self esteem, Christian might be just an attractive, sexy man; but to young Ana, he’s nearly a god. Most women harbor a fear of abandonment and a loss of love interest. This is believed to be the reason most women stay in abusive relationships. Bondage actually shuts down the executive function in the brain due to the chemicals it releases. Executive function controls things like self-monitoring, impulse control and problem solving. While women read these situations in the book, similar chemical cocktails are brewing in their brains, making them feel needed, special, loved, excited and fearful.
Ana has a chance to use her nurturing and caring tendencies to heal Christian, appealing to women on a level that is only semi-conscious most times. The ending brings women the ultimate form of emotional dessert; she has taken a broken man, fixed him, and now has a loving husband with beautiful, safe, healthy children.
Overall, the book is written (perhaps on accident) to secretly illuminate all of the dark unconscious desires that a few hundred thousand years have given us. In reality, they aren’t real partners and his disgusting abuse isn’t healthy or even desirable in the real world for most women, but the book pulled the right strings. Some researchers and concerned mental health professionals believe the book tends to normalize this kind of behavior, wherein young, impressionable women will adapt to it in the same way they seek out body types and behaviors they see in media. While it may have caused a temporary surge in whip sales, the book seems to be harmless on a large scale.
I took a research trip to Colgate University this January. What I found was disturbing and dangerous...and I am going to share it with the world.
It started with a nine-hour drive to Hamilton, New York. I coordinated special viewing of the notebooks, research and personal correspondence of Dr. George Estabrooks. Estabrooks was the CIA mastermind of MKULTRA (an actual, documented mind control program) who became famous for creating the Manchurian Candidate programming in real life.
I woke early the following morning and pulled into the special collections library at Colgate University. Estabrooks' family was kind enough to offer hundreds of notebooks and documents for my research project. The campus resembled an Ivy League school; it was gorgeous.
I woke early the following morning and pulled into the special collections library at Colgate University. Estabrooks' family was kind enough to offer hundreds of notebooks and documents for my research project. The campus resembled an Ivy League school; it was gorgeous.
The Research
I had three days to go through about 30 cubic feet of documents. | |
I was allowed to photograph everything. |

Sitting in this private research room, I soon realized there were far too many extremely important documents than I had time to read on the spot, so I scanned EVERYTHING.
Correspondence

This is one of the files of correspondence between Estabrooks, Milton Erickson and Aldous Huxley. MAJOR players in the field of experimental hypnotism.
These are the first images of these documents ever released.
The Findings
There it is. I uploaded every scan of every document. It seems to get darker and more revealing every document I start reading. The publicly released CIA documents on MK ULTRA had NONE of this information. Several new people who swore they were never involved are listed dozens of times in manuals, correspondence, notebooks and other ephemera throughout the body of research. |
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Check out the promo for Dangerous Psychology; Chase Hughes discusses tactics, tricks and theories of covert behavior profiling and engineering.

Authenticity seems to be more in demand now than ever, and it’s a virtue that seems to have all but left our everyday lives.
This January, we gave our interns a special project: analyze 91 celebrities, over 900 hours of their assorted videos and determine who is the ‘most authentic celebrity’. We used the Behavioral Table of Elements, a tool developed by Chase Hughes to profile insecurity, deception, stress and comfort. It was designed to be used for military and intelligence interrogations, but it works equally well in analyzing and profiling celebrities and politicians.
The Behavioral Table of Elements is the most accurate depiction to date of a ‘map’ of human behavior analysis for this purpose. It’s the sure-fire test to breaking down all social and interactive behavior.
“Taylor showed the most authenticity of any of the 91 celebrities we analyzed.”, said Chase Hughes. “She maxed out her points in comfort, authenticity, candor and conscientiousness. She’s certainly the real thing.”, he added.
Taylor had to keep herself on the left side of the Behavioral Table, where comfort and authenticity are. It’s nearly impossible to stay on that side of the Table and be inauthentic or deceptive. This is why it’s being used in place of the polygraph (lie detector) in some places. No matter how many Xanax you’ve taken, or how much training you’ve undergone, you can’t trick the behavior experts at Ellipsis Behavior Labs.
“Almost no one passes an entire conversation…we all lie once in a while.”, Chase commented. With the Behavioral Table of Elements’ grueling standards and easy-to-read format, we can all have access to see the same thing in our everyday lives. Taylor Swift is just an amazing example of authenticity and good-person-ness, that stood out well above her peers. We won’t publish the results of the other celebs, but Taylor’s results are far above any one we compared. I hope she hears about it.
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This January, we gave our interns a special project: analyze 91 celebrities, over 900 hours of their assorted videos and determine who is the ‘most authentic celebrity’. We used the Behavioral Table of Elements, a tool developed by Chase Hughes to profile insecurity, deception, stress and comfort. It was designed to be used for military and intelligence interrogations, but it works equally well in analyzing and profiling celebrities and politicians.
The Behavioral Table of Elements is the most accurate depiction to date of a ‘map’ of human behavior analysis for this purpose. It’s the sure-fire test to breaking down all social and interactive behavior.
“Taylor showed the most authenticity of any of the 91 celebrities we analyzed.”, said Chase Hughes. “She maxed out her points in comfort, authenticity, candor and conscientiousness. She’s certainly the real thing.”, he added.
Taylor had to keep herself on the left side of the Behavioral Table, where comfort and authenticity are. It’s nearly impossible to stay on that side of the Table and be inauthentic or deceptive. This is why it’s being used in place of the polygraph (lie detector) in some places. No matter how many Xanax you’ve taken, or how much training you’ve undergone, you can’t trick the behavior experts at Ellipsis Behavior Labs.
“Almost no one passes an entire conversation…we all lie once in a while.”, Chase commented. With the Behavioral Table of Elements’ grueling standards and easy-to-read format, we can all have access to see the same thing in our everyday lives. Taylor Swift is just an amazing example of authenticity and good-person-ness, that stood out well above her peers. We won’t publish the results of the other celebs, but Taylor’s results are far above any one we compared. I hope she hears about it.
photo used under license to Ellipsis Behavior
We decided to expose what's behind the curtain a little and reveal a confidential chart from a level three training manual. Enjoy.
Alex Jones here discussing modern mind control methods. Expressing a few far-out theories, but showing there is not much awareness of the Ellipsis techniques in the mainstream media. | |
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