The Weaponization of Behavioral Psychology - (We Fight Monsters Podcast)

 This episode of the We Fight Monsters Podcast, Mike Kurcina host of the podcast, author of the book by the same title, and brains behind Spotterup.com discusses the weaponization of behavioral psychology against the global populous with Andy Curtiss. Andy is the owner and operator of Max U LLC. 


"The world needs good men. The world needs dangerous men. The world needs capable and spiritual men. The world needs men who have a heart for God, and a desire to change the world for the better. Men must have solutions that are reasonable. Men must also have solutions that they can reason through, and then they must accept the solutions and take action or they will remain stuck for long periods of time; do not refuse to accept a sound answer. "Endless thinking without purpose and action ruins men."

~Michael Kurcina


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