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> I've never seen a compelling reason to believe that the original CIA suggestions actually worked. Let’s set asside the fact that the document wasn’t written by the CIA. The purported goal of this document was to provide practicaly applicable advice to the regular citizen who found themselves under enemy occupation. Most concretely to be given to the French people who did not like the German occupation. You are talk…
> You are talking about the strategy “working” or “not working” as if these are binary things. WWII was before all this, but we have decades of management experience about how to take ordinary people and make them productive in an industrial setting. The CIA list isn't the inverse of that. They didn't have Dilbert then either, but it looks like the equivalent of mailing over some Dilbert comics. Maybe it is better th…
This is for the people who, for whatever reason, can't be partisans but can do their part to ensure that they're not collaborating.