The difference between a set of knuckles crossing one’s jaw at full velocity and a subconscious attack unloading triggers and cues customized to one’s emotional acceptance profile is that the broken jaw can be wired shut and healed and the remnants of emotional infiltration will never leave the mind and will constantly expand, grow and infect other areas of one’s thought patterns and processes for life. PSYOPS concepts imposed on the will of the recipient are far more devastating than any physical harm as the torcher and ongoing agony of a mind that will never stop meditating on one singular negative or one image can literally bring one to the brink of insanity.
Clinical Psychology’s Application of James Scott’s Subliminal Memetics Formula
June 5, 2011 Leave a Comment
Memetic Economics? The Revolution In Mind Bending Strategy With James Scott
May 31, 2011 Leave a Comment
Ladies and Gentlemen and all fans of Memetics, economic philosophy and monetarily sound governmental conduct we have yet another bleeding edge blog post by the ‘Father Of The Economic Zeitgeist’, James Scott, CEO of PCS. His off the charts blend of poetic, philosophical yet empirically debatable strategies to unify global economic powers and align the stars for regional fiscal rebound is unrivalled and his following grows by the minute. Strategy as opposed to theory is the name of the game in economic nuvo and his mastery of concept and market introduction of all things financially sound in the world of corporate turnaround ad legislative political economics has catapulted him light years ahead of the pack. Politicians follow his lead, governmental organizations rally at his feet as he preaches the word of fiscal philosophy and those of us lucky enough to hear him speak blush and fall under his spell and follow. Below is another chapter from the Princeton Corporate Solutions blog and an intellectual seed planted in the fertile soil of the educated mind. Read and prosper:
The Lords of Strategy & Economic Tactical Commanders
May 10, 2011 Leave a Comment
Walter Keichel’s book ‘Lords of Strategy’ delves into the ‘secret intellectual history of the new corporate world’. Fifty years ago, strategy was not a matter of mainstream enactment but in the 1960′s the corporate world was turned upside down by cutting edge business consultants: Bruce Henderson, founder of Boston Consulting Group, Bill Bain, creator of Bain & Company, Fred Gluck, Managing Director of McKinsey & Company and Michael Porter, Harvard Business School professor. These men transformed the way we look at business and the way business and finance are taught in universities all over the world. The element of strategy that is now so pervasive globally had to evolve from conceptual to theoretical to template tactic to exercisable and strategic.
Microeconomics vs Real Economics
April 19, 2011 Leave a Comment
Traditional economics is the study of ‘economy’ using formula concepts to calculate results with more of a scientific method such as the economic GDP formula GDP, or YD = Consumption + Investment + Government Spending + exports – imports where x-m =net imports. Therefore more precisely GDP = C + I +G + N. There are two other approaches to calculating GDP: calculate by production: formula consists of all the market value of goods and services produced; second calculate by household income: formula that sums up all household income received to come to economic GDP.