Chase Hughes

“We are all affected in conversations of all kinds by something called the ‘truth bias.’ This phenomenon suggests that when we like someone, even just a little, our brains will make a decision, without our knowledge, to see only truth. Deceptive indicators and warnings are deleted from the memory of experiences with people. Our brains are working to do the right thing, and when we interact with someone we like, our brains will seek confirmation of this and ignore anything that conflicts with it.”
― Chase Hughes, Six-Minute X-Ray: Rapid Behavior Profiling

“Mind control is pretty easy. All the ingredients are always there, it’s just that people don’t have the recipe.”
― Chase Hughes, Phrase Seven