The Ellipsis Manual

Analysis and Engineering of Human Behavior

By: Chase Hughes

Narrated by: Jonam Ross

Originally written as a manual for intelligence field operations.

One look at the table of contents will give you an "oh my God" moment.

The Ellipsis Manual is the kind of book that used to be locked away deep in a vault underground, far away from the prying eyes of those who could misuse its power.

With chapter titles like "methods of physically hacking the brain" and "shutting off human willpower", what you’re about to learn could make even the most well-trained CIA operative blush. And that’s what leads me to say that if you’re going to download The Ellipsis Manual today, you’ve got to make a firm commitment not to go to the dark side with this material.

Because once you listen to this audiobook, you’ll be able to:

• See through the masks people wear, exposing fears and insecurities no one else can see.
• Instantly detect when a partner, boss, or even a friend is lying to you.
• Covertly influence anyone, any time (with no chance of being caught).
• Hijack peoples’ deepest thoughts, feelings, and favorite gestures—and leverage them to your advantage.
• Implant whatever ideas and beliefs you want into the minds of people you want to persuade, control, or seduce.

And a whole lot more!

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2017 Chase Hughes (P)2023 Chase Hughes

Poor choice of narrator

The material is very interesting but the choice of narrator was poor. Makes it impossible to finish.

Narration issue

Throughout the entire audiobook it seems the narrator (or editor) faded into the beginning of random sentences/paragraphs - incredibly distracting and impacts the quality of the book. Extremely noticeable. It’s really unfortunate when it happens with key terms. The author is fantastic - this is just a bad narration.

Don’t get the audiobook. Get the actual manual.

This is almost useless as an audiobook. You really need the actual paper book. It’s written as a textbook that I am assuming has images. It’s not something that you can effectively learn from if you’re listening in your car, for example.

Reading a Textbook

This book, while extremely packed with science and facts, is like reading a textbook. The narrator is trance-like. Tough listen if you are trying to stay active while listening (ie. training in the gym)

Deep dive into the information

Loved the book as well as the content, yet the narrator was poor. I would love to hear this again with a different narrator