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* [[Walk]] | |||
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* [[Law of least effort]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:02, 19 September 2026
 Eye contact
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| Field | Fundamentals |
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| Also known as | the look, EC
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Eye contact is a body fundamental in the later pickup schools: how you look at people, how long you hold, and whether the look has intent. The Newbie assignment day 3 is nothing but this — hold eyes with ten people, notice down / side / up breaks as submit / neutral / dismiss. [1] Chase also writes about a sharper tool he has called the "look," the "death stare," or a predatory hold: eye contact that puts sexual tension (or fear, if you bung it) into the other person. Wielded with warmth it raises tension. Wielded without calibration it is creepy-guy land. The assignment installs the ability to hold. The look is a later amplitude.
Mystery-era
ASF counted held eye contact as an approach invitation or IOI. Later writers does not wait for an AI before walking up.
See also
- Attractiveness fundamentals
- Newbie assignment
- Approach invitation
- Sexual tension
- Calibration
- Game (seduction)
- Outer game
- Peacocking
- Posture
- Walk
- Sprezzatura
- Law of least effort
References
- ↑ Pickup artist. Wikipedia. Retrieved 18 September 2026.