One thing I don't understand is that the human brain is very complex, & very hard to understand but very easy to manipulate thoughts why?
When someone let emotions dominate over logic/intelligence then higher chances of manipulation. Those who stay calm during turmoils don't get manipulated and take the decision wisely.
Manushya k vicharo me utni vishamta nhi jitni ham sochte he, we all are staring at the same sphere and thinking our perspective is different.🤣🤣
Similarly, the circuitry and architecture of a computer is internally very complex, but you can make it do things just by saying print("hello").
For both a computer or a brain, the internal implementation complexity at a micro-level, gives rise to certain simple emergent order at a macro-level, that can be manipulated by simple instructions at the macro level
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Tum kisi ko bhi manipulate kr skte ho shart ye he ki saamne waale ki ego greed lust pride prabhavit hone chahiye. Or ye sab exactly kya he in the end sb kuch emotional attachment he khud se ya sansar se or ye har insaan me he or hamesha rahega jb tak usme shabd bolne duniya dekhne baate sunne sugand grahan krne or sparsh mehsus krne ki chamata ya iccha he. Iccha alag topic he kabhi or baat krenge
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