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One of the challenges for any company is getting the right people involved to discuss ideas and make decisions. If you send an email and miss people out who feel they should be involved they may feel upset and disenchanted. If you send the same email to a huge distribution list people will reply just because they feel they should which creates noise and chatter.

So how do you get the right people involved? Using a company forum rather than email is a good solution. This will allow people to read about the topics they are interested in and get involved if they feel they have something valuable to add.

With Social Squared having email integration, it allows the best of both worlds as people can use the forums straight from Outlook or their mobile email client as well as the browser.

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Tavistock Institute developed the mass brain-washing techniques which were first used experimentally on American prisoners of war in Korea. Its experiments in crowd control methods have been widely used on the American public, a surreptitious but nevertheless outrageous assault on human freedom by modifying individual behavior through topical psychology. A German refugee, Kurt Lewin, became director of Tavistock in 1932. He came to the U.S. in 1933 as a "refugee", the first of many infiltrators, and set up the Harvard Psychology Clinic, which originated the propaganda campaign to turn the American public against Germany and involve us in World War II.

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Rothbaum et al. have developed an innovative method for computerized behavior therapy that uses virtual reality technology for graded exposure to feared stimuli. A clinician guides the patient in using a virtual reality computer

program to experience a hierarchy of increasing heights (such as ascending an elevator).

In a study of 17 subjects with height phobia, the virtual reality program was found to

be superior to a waiting-list control group. Patients appeared to accept exposure with

virtual reality, and no adverse effects were reported.