Indoctrination

This show is trying to groom y'all to be cool with AIs walking around.

Indoctrinate is similar to groom.

Groom sounds more creepier and I feel like it pushes my point a lot further than yours.

But indoctrinate sounds robotic.

They're basically stolen children that are...

Kind of indoctrinated.

Indoctrinated and forced into service.

It's kind of like Finn in Force Awakens or whatever.

Okay, okay, cool, cool, cool.

I received a video of the Pecos River training near Santa Fe, NM that DuPont workers in the East are sent to.

I also looked at a magazine article about this training, Indoctrination in the article Go Take a Flying Leap for the Company, Successful Meetings June 1992, pages 59 to 62.

A Christian brother who works for the DuPonts in Tennessee has been secretly undermining the efforts of the DuPont company leaders to turn the workers into New Agers.

With the help of Christians in the plant, this Christian brother finds out what is planned and then does his homework so that he can prove to the workers how New Age ideas are being brought in to subvert their thinking.

And then I want you to ask for the sale.

Then after that, I definitely want you to follow up and indoctrinate.

Indoctrinate means like, you know, bring them on board with the family, right? And then the last step is always ask for referrals.

That's so many people miss that.

It's that we constantly train with our team on it too, of asking for referrals.