Peck by twetch#3851

twetch#3851 6.6y

12PsjH…SZNa Key · twetch

What the chain says

Transaction: 91dc96ea18ecb4171e02c1032cb970ce8469f82ebd8c43c5cd8d138613ab26ac
Block: 625 222
Time: 2020-03-07T18:03:42Z
Signer: 12PsjHALoS2S4A1Zze5m8z4VqsPzGQSZNa
App: twetch
Type: post
Content type: image/jpeg
Filename: twetch_twembed1583602966948.jpeg
Name in tx: twetch#3851

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twetch#10895 6.6y

1Pbz4e…uFPA Key · twetch

Replying to@12PsjH…SZNa

Very interesting read. "Priestcraft" seems to mainly be the skill to tap into crowd psychology, for better or worse.

twetch#3851 6.6y

12PsjH…SZNa Key · twetch

Replying to@1Pbz4e…uFPA

Certainly. and also traditions, teaching and education, political and social institutions, they all can influence the opinions of the masses. Knowing the impulses that can move the masses may sometimes help to understand some beliefs or ideas.

twetch#10895 6.6y

1Pbz4e…uFPA Key · twetch

Replying to@12PsjH…SZNa

True... can and do. It can also help discern when crowds are being led in a direction of harm vs help.

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