Chapter
The Competition of Cults
28:41 - 35:45 (07:04)
Neil discusses a group of cults centered around one leader and their distinctive characteristics, which often involve manipulation, gimmicks, and sexual exploits.
Clips
In this episode, hosts Mary and Emma discuss the dark side of the pickup artist community, including the emotionally unstable behavior and questionable advice from notable figures such as Mystery and those who call themselves gurus.
28:41 - 29:59 (01:17)
Summary
In this episode, hosts Mary and Emma discuss the dark side of the pickup artist community, including the emotionally unstable behavior and questionable advice from notable figures such as Mystery and those who call themselves gurus.
ChapterThe Competition of Cults
EpisodeThe Game
PodcastIf Books Could Kill
The bulk of the book is about Neil trying to pick up girls or observing other guys try to do the same in various settings, while also describing a competing group of cults and his rise as a journalist in LA.
29:59 - 32:16 (02:17)
Summary
The bulk of the book is about Neil trying to pick up girls or observing other guys try to do the same in various settings, while also describing a competing group of cults and his rise as a journalist in LA.
ChapterThe Competition of Cults
EpisodeThe Game
PodcastIf Books Could Kill
The key to building rapport with people is not about gimmicky tricks, but rather making others feel comfortable.
32:16 - 34:24 (02:07)
Summary
The key to building rapport with people is not about gimmicky tricks, but rather making others feel comfortable. In this podcast, the speaker shares how developing this skill helped them interact with others more effectively.
ChapterThe Competition of Cults
EpisodeThe Game
PodcastIf Books Could Kill
The author discusses how the pickup artist industry became more refined and popular, while sharing his thoughts on one author's writing style and an unnecessary chapter on a threesome.
34:24 - 35:45 (01:21)
Summary
The author discusses how the pickup artist industry became more refined and popular, while sharing his thoughts on one author's writing style and an unnecessary chapter on a threesome.