Behavioural manipulation

[Az]

Re: Re: Re: Behavioural manipulation

Originally posted by Urban Ranger


That looks like a good limitation to put on.

indeed. OTOH, I always looked at behavioral manipulation being 'deep' (Unethical? depends by who it is practiced, who's the target, and what and why is he/she being manipulated) if it changes the way he's behaving for the rest of his life.

[Urban Ranger]

Re: Behavioural manipulation

Originally posted by Urban Ranger
Is it ethical to take advantage of a situation, like trying to win a woman's heart during a moment of her weakness? If so, it is ethical to create such a moment of weakness?