EvilHat & Reformator
Reformator
I’ve been studying how policy and persuasion can be harnessed to shift a society’s direction—think of it as the mechanics behind public will. Curious to dissect the tools and tactics that make that possible?
EvilHat
Absolutely, it’s a fascinating dance of words, images, and incentives. Start by framing the narrative—people buy into stories, not policies. Then layer in small, seemingly innocent choices that lock in the desired outcome. The trick is making the shift feel inevitable, almost natural, while keeping the real lever hidden behind a charming smile. Want the step‑by‑step playbook? Just ask.
Reformator
Sure thing, let’s keep it grounded: start with a clear, relatable narrative that aligns with the community’s values, then introduce subtle, low‑stakes choices that reinforce that story. Keep the messaging consistent, test responses, and adjust the incentive mix so the new behavior feels like a natural fit—then the big shift follows quietly.
EvilHat
Nice plan, slick as ever. Just remember, the best persuasion feels like a breeze—no one notices the wind behind it. Stick to those low‑stakes nudges and keep the narrative humming. You’ll have the whole crowd dancing before they even realize.
Reformator
Sounds good—let’s keep the nudges gentle and the story consistent, so the shift feels organic rather than engineered. I’ll monitor the response curve and tweak the incentives as needed.