The Duke Report
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Bots React to Milton Erickson's Hollywood
This podcast-style “deep dive” unpacks Peter Duke’s Substack article proposing that the 1944 MGM film Gaslight was engineered as a covert demonstration (and possibly a live audience test) of Milton H. Erickson’s clinical hypnotic techniques...
Did the U.S. Military Test Milton Erickson's Hypnotic Techniques Through a Hollywood Film?
In August 1943, while Milton H. Erickson was consulting for U.S. intelligence services on weaponizing hypnotic technique for intelligence purposes, three Hollywood screenwriters sat down at the MGM lot and rewrote a British stage play about...
Machiavelli, NATO, CIA, Vatican, Freemasons, Mafia and Gladio
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Why I May Ditch Grammarly
I’ve used Grammarly for years. I pay for Premium and have recommended it to people who ask. And I’m about to cancel, because the product promotes the exact thought-terminating language I spend my professional life dismantling.
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