Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What if the ideas that feel safest aren't necessarily the ones you've examined the most—but simply the ones you've heard the most?
Behavioral expert Chase Hughes explains why repetition, familiarity bias, fear, and confusion remain some of the most effective psychological tools for influencing how people think and respond.
This clip is from our latest interview with Chase Hughes.
Watch the full episode, "The Hidden PsyOps Used to Manipulate Society," on our channel.
What if the ideas that feel safest aren't necessarily the ones you've examined the most—but simply the ones you've heard the most?
Behavioral expert Chase Hughes explains why repetition, familiarity bias, fear, and confusion remain some of the most effective psychological tools for influencing how people think and respond.
This clip is from our latest interview with Chase Hughes.
Watch the full episode, "The Hidden PsyOps Used to Manipulate Society," on our channel.










