Send us a text The gleaming buildings and polished promises are hard to ignore. Behind the glass, though, we found a machinery of control that starts with a smile and ends with silence: love bombing, “free” personality tests, and the gleam of celebrity proximity that pulls you into auditing, sec checks, and an endless ladder of courses. We break down how the e‑meter—legally labeled a nonmedical device—becomes a stage prop for suggestibility, how “ethics” turns into surveillance, and why “Clea...
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Send us a text The gleaming buildings and polished promises are hard to ignore. Behind the glass, though, we found a machinery of control that starts with a smile and ends with silence: love bombing, “free” personality tests, and the gleam of celebrity proximity that pulls you into auditing, sec checks, and an endless ladder of courses. We break down how the e‑meter—legally labeled a nonmedical device—becomes a stage prop for suggestibility, how “ethics” turns into surveillance, and why “Clea...
Send us a text What if eating less could give you more life? We sit down with Val, raised in Harlem’s King Towers near Mosque No. 7, to trace a journey from church choirs to FOI discipline, from pork and deli meat to a plant-powered, one-meal-a-day routine. It’s a story about culture, conviction, and how a simple rule—fewer meals, better food—can reshape energy, mood, and long-term health. We get specific about protein myths and why plants are the original source of amino acids. Val explains...
NYPTALKSHOW Podcast
Send us a text The gleaming buildings and polished promises are hard to ignore. Behind the glass, though, we found a machinery of control that starts with a smile and ends with silence: love bombing, “free” personality tests, and the gleam of celebrity proximity that pulls you into auditing, sec checks, and an endless ladder of courses. We break down how the e‑meter—legally labeled a nonmedical device—becomes a stage prop for suggestibility, how “ethics” turns into surveillance, and why “Clea...
