…That's why they have the tattoos saying born to lose or born to raise hell, et Cetera. And then the mean hostile strength. Eric Byrne Slogan for that game is: I'm okay you're not okay. And that is the favorite game of ideologists of all stripes. The…

…are especially sensitive ones right after birth. Now you're either going to imprint human beings I'm combining Timothy Leary and Eric Byrne here if anybody wants to know where my terminology comes from you're either going to imprint human beings as warm…

…Friedrich Nietzsche, and who else? Oh Timothy Leary how the hell could I leave him out Timothy Leary, Harry stack Sullivan, Eric Byrne, Sullivan and Byrne. Sullivan seems like a great predecessor of Leary and Byrne seems like a great popularizer of Leary…

…else? Oh Timothy Leary how the hell could I leave him out Timothy Leary, Harry stack Sullivan, Eric Byrne, Sullivan and Byrne. Sullivan seems like a great predecessor of Leary and Byrne seems like a great popularizer of Leary Without the psychedelics leave…

…out Timothy Leary, Harry stack Sullivan, Eric Byrne, Sullivan and Byrne. Sullivan seems like a great predecessor of Leary and Byrne seems like a great popularizer of Leary Without the psychedelics leave out the psychedelics and Byrne is just repeating Leary.…

…great predecessor of Leary and Byrne seems like a great popularizer of Leary Without the psychedelics leave out the psychedelics and Byrne is just repeating Leary. What Leary in his first book called transactions, Byrne called games by the same time Leary…

…Without the psychedelics leave out the psychedelics and Byrne is just repeating Leary. What Leary in his first book called transactions, Byrne called games by the same time Leary started calling them games Wilhelm Reich, which just goes to show the effects…

…break it down into just four categories: friendly strength, hostile strength, friendly weakness. Hostile weakness, or as popularized by Eric Byrne: Friendly strength is: I'm okay, you're okay. Hostile strength is: I'm okay you're not okay. Friendly weakness is:…

…everybody is paying attention to you. That's the interior motive behind emotions and the chief emotional games have been cataloged by Eric Byrne and games people play in other later books. This circuit that opens after you learn to stand up and fight for…