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'''NLP''' entered pickup through [[Ross Jeffries]] and [[Speed Seduction]]: patterned language meant to change state. Bandler and Grinder's original NLP is a 1970s therapy/sales toolkit; ASF used it as a seduction technology. Later mystery-method and fundamentals schools mostly dropped the scripts and kept "speak to her state, not her argument." | '''NLP''' entered pickup through [[Ross Jeffries]] and [[Speed Seduction]]: patterned language meant to change state. Bandler and Grinder's original NLP is a 1970s therapy/sales toolkit; ASF used it as a seduction technology. Later mystery-method and fundamentals schools mostly dropped the scripts and kept "speak to her state, not her argument." | ||
<ref name="s1">{{cite web |title=PickupGuide / ASF glossary, 2001 (aggregate citation). |website=Seduction Wiki sources |access-date=11 September 2026}}</ref><ref name="s2">{{cite web |title=Bandler & Grinder, ''Trance-formations'' (cited in that glossary). |website=Seduction Wiki sources |access-date=11 September 2026}}</ref> | |||
This wiki describes the pickup use. It does not certify NLP as clinical science. | This wiki describes the pickup use. It does not certify NLP as clinical science. | ||
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* [[Frame (seduction)]] | * [[Frame (seduction)]] | ||
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[[Category:History of pickup]] | [[Category:History of pickup]] | ||
[[Category:Techniques]] | [[Category:Techniques]] | ||
[[Category:Glossary]] | [[Category:Glossary]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:33, 11 September 2026
| Field | Pickup |
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| Also known as | neuro-linguistic programming
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NLP entered pickup through Ross Jeffries and Speed Seduction: patterned language meant to change state. Bandler and Grinder's original NLP is a 1970s therapy/sales toolkit; ASF used it as a seduction technology. Later mystery-method and fundamentals schools mostly dropped the scripts and kept "speak to her state, not her argument." [1][2] This wiki describes the pickup use. It does not certify NLP as clinical science.