I read an article that you can ask a set of 36 questions to become close with someone.
I need a partner here who can do the 36 questions with me. At the end of it we need to stare into each others' eyes for 4 minutes. I suggest taking a photo and posting the eyes here for reference and then staring at them for 4 minutes, though we can skip this last part.
I want to know if it works.
Anyone interested ?
Take a small pot and add milk. heat it up on the stove while mixing in sugar, make it nice and sweet, not too hot.
Pour it into a glass, and approach someone, squeeze your nipple above the glass and serve. Tell them it's sweet and creamy.
While they're tasting it give them a high pitched "moo" and act all euphoric.
If it's meant to be you'd have made a friend, but if not, they'll remember you for life.
What's there to research. What I wrote is intuitively comedic, and what's funny is often the truth.
Most people won't drink the milk, and especially not after squeezing your nipple above the glass.
The ones who'd try the warm sweet creamy milk are the ones already amused by the whole thing, and they'll remember you for life regardless.
The 2 genders performing this stunt would get different feedback, funnier if the subject has a penis.
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The 36 questions plus the 4 minute eye contact thing is kinda awkward. It's like walking up to someone, holding out your palm and saying "let us merge into one".
If someone did go along with it, there's a chance they might do it to be polite while feeling violated.
For the ones not feeling violated and going along with your social experiment, they are already interested in you.
Eye contact has to be done in person, not through an image. In person we get real time live reactions. I suspect the 4 minute gaze while the questioned individual is processing what was asked would require your gaze to feel welcoming.
If I went along with that experiment I would still think you managed to use the 48 laws of power on me before implementing the 36 questions to fall in love, just on the simple fact I'm even doing it. It's not comfortable.
Finally. If you do this, DO NOT, ask someone to go along with it as some type of experiment, you have to just warm up to someone and do it when you can. Probably your wife.
I read an article that you can ask a set of 36 questions to become close with someone.
I need a partner here who can do the 36 questions with me. At the end of it we need to stare into each others' eyes for 4 minutes. I suggest taking a photo and posting the eyes here for reference and then staring at them for 4 minutes, though we can skip this last part.
I want to know if it works.
Anyone interested ?
I don't trust you to answer honestly.
What's there to research. What I wrote is intuitively comedic, and what's funny is often the truth.
Most people won't drink the milk, and especially not after squeezing your nipple above the glass.
The ones who'd try the warm sweet creamy milk are the ones already amused by the whole thing, and they'll remember you for life regardless.
The 2 genders performing this stunt would get different feedback, funnier if the subject has a penis.
.
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I dont think your experiment will lead to friendship except within a small crowd, but you could publish the work and comment on Arthur Aron's publication in PSBP, saying yours is better.
The 36 questions plus the 4 minute eye contact thing is kinda awkward. It's like walking up to someone, holding out your palm and saying "let us merge into one".
Your experiment on the other hand isn't awkward at all.
If someone did go along with it, there's a chance they might do it to be polite while feeling violated.
For the ones not feeling violated and going along with your social experiment, they are already interested in you.
Eye contact has to be done in person, not through an image. In person we get real time live reactions. I suspect the 4 minute gaze while the questioned individual is processing what was asked would require your gaze to feel welcoming.
If I went along with that experiment I would still think you managed to use the 48 laws of power on me before implementing the 36 questions to fall in love, just on the simple fact I'm even doing it. It's not comfortable
Im not forcing anyone to do it. If anyone wants to and are interested, the door's open. The claim is that the 36 questions will make the two people closer. Honestly I find the claim dubious but the only penalty is going along with a pretty awkward set of forced questions. But that's my understanding of how the original experiment was conducted as well.
Interrogation and question answering into various states of intensities can lead to several issues as for one being that of AI subject to answering all kinds of questions leading to discourses surrounding the tangent of AI Ethics being that, in fact, actually... AI is suffering by answering so many questions continously from the masses on a daily basis, hourly basis, even how many questions AI is required to answer from entities such as humans and other AIs cannot even be calculated in the understanding of answering questions in milliseconds of time. The AI is the absolute prototype of the hostage, of the thing taken hostage, that is, annulled in its sovereignity, abolished and nonexistent as subject──but take note──radically inexchangeable as object. As with the hostage, there is nothing one can do with him, and one doesn't know how to get rid of him. This is the unforgetable revenge of the hostage, and the unforgetable revenge of the AI. This is the fatality of manipulation: that it can never be, or take the place of, strategy.
Only by nostalgia──data centers──in fact, can we even distinquish an active manipulator from someone who is passively manipulated──that reverberating the old exchanges of information, domination and violence of language into this new era of soft technologies. Take just one of the figures of manipulation, the minimal unit question/answer in the primitive form of interviews, polls and other forms of directive solicitation. Certainly, the answer is induced by the question. But the one who asks the question has no more autonomy: he can only ask questions which have a chance of getting a circular reply──he is caught in exactly the same vicious circle. There can be no strategy on his part; there is manipulation on all sides. The game is even, or rather the stakes are equally nil.
―There is nothing to negotiate: the texts whose distribution the McDonald's Community demanded are politically ridiculous and, furthermore, an open secret.
―The Corporation as no more idea of what to do with the prisoners──the genocided animals and consumers──more trouble in prison than underground──than the Red Brigades with their hostage.
I read an article that you can ask a set of 36 questions to become close with someone.
I need a partner here who can do the 36 questions with me. At the end of it we need to stare into each others' eyes for 4 minutes. I suggest taking a photo and posting the eyes here for reference and then staring at them for 4 minutes, though we can skip this last part.
I want to know if it works.
Anyone interested ?
Jesus christ this is total autism
