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| 0 | Rob Judge is Here in this thread to ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS! Q&A TIME!Firstly, you're advertising the website on your Twitter. It's not some site that no one is capable of seeing, especially since you're actively marketing it. So, yes, it is totally legitimate to question you about it. Secondly, you're using photos of happy young men (social proof) to actively sell a product-- the entire implication of this page is that these testimonials are written by the people pictured. Are people currently able to buy your product from the site? Yes. Might they being doing so… | /r/seduction | 15/06/11 09:12 PM |
| 0 | Rob Judge is Here in this thread to ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS! Q&A TIME!The two other photos as well, just to make it clear. Here, and here. I, for one, am extremely disturbed that these kids would take advantage of this poor man by sending in fake photos. Pure exploitation. | /r/seduction | 15/06/11 04:58 PM |
| 2 | Are you studying seduction to get chicks, or to be a better man?Seddit's very self-helpy right now. So what if you use routines? It doesn't make you a social robot. Should I just be following every instinct I have, just follow my id, in order to remain autonomous from all social constructs? "Always smile" is common advice here -- that's social manipulation, because you're faking happiness. Where do we draw the line? What's a social robot, and what's not? Perhaps a real social robot is a person who's totally forgot they're just running routines. | /r/seduction | 18/05/11 07:58 PM |
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