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The Primer on Russia’s “Active Measures,” Its Information Warfare Strategy
KGB-era "active measures" are still being used by Russian intelligence agencies today, according to experts.
Become a Smarter Negotiator By Using Prospect Theory
Want to make someone an offer they can't refuse? Understand how our minds are hung up on loss aversion, says former FBI negotiator Chris Voss.
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Edward Snowden: The Rule 41 Amendment Returns Us to the 1760s
How should we view the amendment to Rule 41? Edward Snowden would have you believe it returns us to a time when a tyrant ruled over America.
Edward Snowden Called Out WikiLeaks Over Meddling in U.S. Election
Through a series of election-related email dumps, WikiLeaks played a major role in the U.S. elections.
‘I thought I saw a terrorist’: How to manage false alarms, blind fear and panic
Rumors of a terrorist gunman escalated at LAX. A panicked crowd trampled an old woman, snapping her femur. In our best Dick Cheney voice: "If you allow blind fear to disrupt society, the terrorists have already won."
Cybercrime: Everything in the Digital Space is Up For Grabs – Everything
Do you know how your iPhone works? Because cybercriminals do. Futurist and global security advisor Marc Goodman explains how our void in tech knowledge lets hackers have a field day, and how to make yourself less vulnerable.
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How to Think Like an FBI Negotiator? Use Empathy.
Former FBI negotiator Chris Voss sheds light on communication and indirect messages, the value of empathy in business and in life, and when and how to walk away from a deal.
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