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Why aren't there any big research projects concerning behavior modification?
Since we can use Applied Behavior Analysis to effectively shape autistic children into behaving correctly, and if we can use advanced marketing and rhetoric to easily induce desired emotions and purchasing behaviors, why don't we start researching this highly promising field of behavior modification?
Just imagine:
>criminals trained through positive and negative reinforcements not to commit crime
>people are trained to mostly pursue STEM fields rather than useless arts and humanities
>humans are trained into pursuing and valuing higher goals than constant and pointless consumerism and sex
>quality of life goes up and mortality goes down
>scientific progress is at its peak
>we colonize the solar system
>build nuclear propulsion rockets and spacecraft to go even beyond
>corrupt regimes and dictatorships are eliminated because the counterpropaganda created via this research would be so powerful as to completely undermine them
>>7963827
The big project is called a global economy. Mass social control and modification is expressed as economics. Just look at most of the threads on this Mongolian shitposting board.
>>7963827
Because you've been brainwashed not to think on the subject.
>>7963827
Obviously there has been...
http://journal.frontiersin.org/journal/human-neuroscience/search?query=lifestyle#all
Behaviour that is changed in the context of an artificial situation isn't likely to stay put, re: post-diet, post-detox, post-rehab
You can't change behaviour; you can only replace it.
Nobody ever talks about Jonestown anymore. That was some textbook brainwashing and behavior modification. I've always found it to be both fascinating and tragic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkookcrAnSE
>>7963827
Because of the innate disgust people feel when they hear the term.
