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The most dangerous sentence in any language is also the most common: “Trust me.” You’ve said it. I’ve said it. Every politician, salesperson, and founder who has ever stood in front of a room has said it. And here’s what happens in the brain of the person hearing it: nothing. Less than nothing. Their amygdala—the ancient sentry that scans for threats before your conscious mind can even form a thought—has already classified your words as noise. Not lies, necessarily. Just noise. A sound to be filtered out so they can get on with the actual business of surviving. Consider the last time someone apologized to you.
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