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Neuro-Linguistic Programming
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Ongoing, First published Aug 02, 2018
Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) is a communication model composed of a series of techniques whose learning and practice are focused on human development. He argues that, ultimately, all human behavior develops in a learned "structure," which can be detected to be modeled by other people and thus obtain similar results.

It is true that within psychology there are different areas and schools; as well as that within all of them there are numerous techniques, applied in individual psychotherapy, as well as work with groups, some more efficient than others. Precisely the PNL Neurolinguistic Programming, is based on these efficiency techniques, which precisely seek personal and professional excellence, and other areas of an individual's life.
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THINK, DON'T SPEAK

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London, 25th century. The catastrophes of previous centuries have left unforgettable scars on the human population. The introduction of integrated computer systems into our biology has allowed us to perceive and interact with reality in new ways, language in particular. The Adan chip, the most sophisticated implanted computer has allowed humans to communicate without the need of any verbal or linguistic exchange... But what do we lose when we forget languages? What do we give in when our thoughts are transmitted through an external machine? How do we perceive other individuals unable to adopt these new technologies? The Sapiens, individuals unable to harvest the potential of such computerised systems live at the edges of society, speaking verbally and in strange forgotten languages. Aron Friedman, a developer of such chips, questions his participation in the innovation of such technology. Though his peers don't know about it... Aron is able to speak and use the Adan chip at the same time.