So what are some of the top skills that you think you learned working for the CIA,

that you can then apply to like real civilian life or the world?

Yeah, there are a lot of skills that you learn at CIA,

but the ones that are the most applicable really have to do with understanding and predicting

and directing and directing human behavior.

Human beings aren't really that difficult to understand, and they're not that difficult

to predict, which makes them not that difficult to control or direct.

And those were the most useful skills that we learned at CIA.

Give me an example.

So let me get a very funny example, right?

I do this, I do this oftentimes with people.

We are conditioned to make certain body movements

just based off of what we encounter, right?

So when we first met, I extended my hand.

Yeah.

Which even now, you know I'm not trying to shake your hands, but you still feel the need to put your hand out.

Yeah.

That's predictable directing human behavior, right?

With personal bubbles.

I can literally move you, if we're standing next to each other, I can literally move you someplace where I want you to go just by invading your personal bubble. I know that

if I silently stand too close to you, you will move away. And people do this all the time. People do it in

lines. They do it in elevators. What CIA does is teaches you how to do it intentionally with operational

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