The Art of Subtlety

Mental Misdirection is an umbrella term for the art of being deliberately obtuse.

It's a skill that requires a delicate balance of being simultaneously vague and evasive.

Here are some tips on how to improve your subtlety:

Dodge a Question without actually answering it.

Avoid the Truth with finesse.

Shift the Blame

Or, you know prophets of old said, "A good misdirection is like a good poker face."

Learn from the Masters of mental misdirection.

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