Chase Hughes

There's definitely emotion, behavioral scripts of responding to authority, continuing to go on. So they had all of those four things. And the emotion was, I need to be compliant because what is the authority figure telling him? Yeah, keep going. It's not a big deal. Right.

So that automatically triggers tribe and emotion because if I'm the authority figure and I said, yeah, go ahead, Denny, it's not a big deal. You're going to assume everyone else does the same thing you do. So my authority, even though it's just me, you're going to assume everyone else responds to me with compliance. Does that make sense? Yeah.

So that automatically triggers tribe and emotion because if I'm the authority figure and I said, yeah, go ahead, Denny, it's not a big deal. You're going to assume everyone else does the same thing you do. So my authority, even though it's just me, you're going to assume everyone else responds to me with compliance. Does that make sense? Yeah.

So that automatically triggers tribe and emotion because if I'm the authority figure and I said, yeah, go ahead, Denny, it's not a big deal. You're going to assume everyone else does the same thing you do. So my authority, even though it's just me, you're going to assume everyone else responds to me with compliance. Does that make sense? Yeah.

So I have all of the mammalian brain is involved right there in the Milgram experiment. But in the Milgram experiment, human brain on the second outer circle here, focus, I have compliance, and I have suggestibility. There is zero connection to the guy in the lab coat or the guy on the other side of the wall. There's zero openness.

So I have all of the mammalian brain is involved right there in the Milgram experiment. But in the Milgram experiment, human brain on the second outer circle here, focus, I have compliance, and I have suggestibility. There is zero connection to the guy in the lab coat or the guy on the other side of the wall. There's zero openness.

So I have all of the mammalian brain is involved right there in the Milgram experiment. But in the Milgram experiment, human brain on the second outer circle here, focus, I have compliance, and I have suggestibility. There is zero connection to the guy in the lab coat or the guy on the other side of the wall. There's zero openness.

That person is not opening up their heart or anything like that or becoming vulnerable in that situation. And there's zero expectancy. They have no idea to predict really what's coming next. Right. So the mammalian brain wins the show. If you get focus and that novelty is what they missed when they did the dissection of the Milgram experiment, they said it was obedience to authority.

That person is not opening up their heart or anything like that or becoming vulnerable in that situation. And there's zero expectancy. They have no idea to predict really what's coming next. Right. So the mammalian brain wins the show. If you get focus and that novelty is what they missed when they did the dissection of the Milgram experiment, they said it was obedience to authority.

That person is not opening up their heart or anything like that or becoming vulnerable in that situation. And there's zero expectancy. They have no idea to predict really what's coming next. Right. So the mammalian brain wins the show. If you get focus and that novelty is what they missed when they did the dissection of the Milgram experiment, they said it was obedience to authority.

It's a triggering of novelty and how that makes you vulnerable to authority. If there was no novelty, let's pretend that you're doing the Milgram experiment, but it's at your house.

It's a triggering of novelty and how that makes you vulnerable to authority. If there was no novelty, let's pretend that you're doing the Milgram experiment, but it's at your house.

It's a triggering of novelty and how that makes you vulnerable to authority. If there was no novelty, let's pretend that you're doing the Milgram experiment, but it's at your house.

You have script familiarity. So I haven't broken you out of a script yet. Oh, wow. So that's the biggest thing they forgot about in the memory experiment is novelty, novelty, novelty. If you break somebody out of scripts, behavioral scripts. And just as a simple way to understand this, think about the difference between, let's say you're checking out at Starbucks. And you're paying them money.

You have script familiarity. So I haven't broken you out of a script yet. Oh, wow. So that's the biggest thing they forgot about in the memory experiment is novelty, novelty, novelty. If you break somebody out of scripts, behavioral scripts. And just as a simple way to understand this, think about the difference between, let's say you're checking out at Starbucks. And you're paying them money.

You have script familiarity. So I haven't broken you out of a script yet. Oh, wow. So that's the biggest thing they forgot about in the memory experiment is novelty, novelty, novelty. If you break somebody out of scripts, behavioral scripts. And just as a simple way to understand this, think about the difference between, let's say you're checking out at Starbucks. And you're paying them money.

Let's say that barista, let's say it's a woman. What does her behavioral script say is going to happen? Let's say you go, oh, yeah, how about the weather? It's beautiful weather this week. Is that triggering or is that in her script for you to say random shit like that? Yeah. Yeah.

Let's say that barista, let's say it's a woman. What does her behavioral script say is going to happen? Let's say you go, oh, yeah, how about the weather? It's beautiful weather this week. Is that triggering or is that in her script for you to say random shit like that? Yeah. Yeah.

Let's say that barista, let's say it's a woman. What does her behavioral script say is going to happen? Let's say you go, oh, yeah, how about the weather? It's beautiful weather this week. Is that triggering or is that in her script for you to say random shit like that? Yeah. Yeah.

Everybody who comes in, but you say something off the wall, you say something bizarre, like, did you see the fight that happened outside or something like that? That breaks a behavioral script and automatically generates focus because the brain does not know. I can predict what's coming up next.