5.7. Summary
As you probably have already imagined, embedding commands is a vast field with a lot of room for error. You must practice to be very successful at it. Although I do not promote using this information for seduction some decent videos exist about seduction that show how embedded commands can work.
Using these principles can create an environment where the target is very receptive to your suggestions.
Just because you tell the person, "You will purchase from me" does not mean he always will. So why use these commands?
It creates a platform to make social engineering easier. Using these types of commands is also a good lesson for companies you work with to educate them about what to look for and how to spot someone who may be trying to use this type of social engineering tactic against them.
If you were to write out this principle of embedded commands as an equation, you could write it this way:
Human Buffer Overflow = Law of Expectations + Mental Padding + Embedded Codes.
Start a conversation with a target using phrases, body language, and assumptive speech. Presume the things you ask for are already as good as accomplished.
Next, pad the human mind with some statements that make embedding commands easier, while at the same time embedding the command. In essence this is the equation for the human buffer overflow. Use this equation sparingly, but practice a lot before you attempt it. Try it at work or home. Pick a target at work that might not normally comply with ...