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The Nature of Psyoptics

The Nature of Psyoptics

Weaponizing Perception

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Mark Davey
Sep 15, 2024
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In a world of curated lies, perception is the only truth they need you to believeThe Nature of Psyoptics

Psychology Meets Optics: Psyoptics is the perfect blend of psychological tactics and visual presentation. It’s not enough to merely show an image or deliver a message—the real art lies in how these messages are crafted to evoke a particular response, to direct attention away from certain truths while amplifying others. Whether it’s a politician standing in front of a carefully selected backdrop or a corporation using emotional appeal in advertising to mask unethical practices, psyoptics ensures the narrative stays tightly controlled.

Weaponizing Perception: In this context, perception itself becomes a weapon. It’s used to alter how people view the world, shaping their emotional and intellectual responses to events and ideas. When the truth is inconvenient, psyoptics ensures the focus is shifted elsewhere. For instance, during political debates, when substantive issues are glossed ove…

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