[euvin]

Wow, that's the first time I'm hearing about that tactic. And it's dawning on me how egregious that is because it could be inoculating you against the very messages meant to dissuade you. Though I'm unsure how effective those messages were to begin with.

[hsbauauvhabzb]

The message is not necessarily to dissuade you, but to protect Reddit.

[mrtksn]

Yeah, it's making you look back at yourself. Like when someone tells you that you look tired or sick or something like that, and you are actually not but you still need to check it up because they might have a point. Then more often than not you start feeling that way. It's suggestive.

[futuramaconarma]

Might be worth investing some energy leveling up skills of not lettting random internet jerks have that much power over thy emotions

[mrtksn]

You build it over time but sometimes they invent brilliant attacks vectors.