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43 No. 43
'sup /psy/.

When you're doing Psyops, do you build a detailed profile of your target(person or group)? If so, are there specific techniques you use for profiling said target?

If you don't do any profiling, do you have any specifics you look for first, or do you just observe and take notes?
>> No. 44
For your first question.
It's always good to gather some info, but sometimes not much is needed.
Small things like youtube trolling takes very little info, see the video of the person you want to troll. Bonus points for looking around in the profile see what other vids they have, what they have in favorites, most resent comments, ect.
Where as if you want to blend with, say a facebook group dedicated to...IDK the study and preservation of the North American Big Horned Ram, you need to know a thing or two about that damn sheep, learn some stuff from wiki and google. Enter the community, lurk till you know how that community functions, and go from there.

Your second question was somewhat answered in the above, but specific techniques, are....well specific.
You need different strategies for different goals and targets, basic logic should answer that in greater detail.
But in point form it could go something like;
Find age, interests, beliefs. Gain an understanding of the above, at least enough to be able to hold a conversation, be it supportive, or not.
I once spent a week studying furries, only to realize that they are all rage prone, or keep it hidden.
Some people take notes, i find that has only been needed for long projects with multiple individuals that all very slightly.

In short, just get to know them, ether by watching from a distance like observing a wild animal. Or become "friends", or possibly enemies...
>> No. 48
I see some great questions and great answers on this board. See that we are here to help and answer questions about psyop as in this age we are needing more and more people capable of doing so. Ask questions, learn about the psyop field, ???, profit.

I personally don't build any kind of profile, but rather a general understanding of person or group involved. For example if your raid involves a muslim, you will first need to know the age of the target (in order to understand his general attitude) and of course, what the muslim beliefs actually consist of.

For profiling, I talk to the target(s) one on one, that way you can have a general understanding. With one target, talking to them will tell you how they act when stressed, and you can use this to your advantage. If it is multiple targets like >44 mentioned, you may need to take notes on important individual members.


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