by Jesse James (Author)
In the Psychology of Seduction, Jesse James merges the shady world of the pickup artist with modern science, unraveling the mystery of attraction using evolutionary biology and examining seduction through the lens of social and evolutionary psychology. Combining amusing personal anecdotes, real-world experience, classic and modern research studies, and the most up-to-date principles of psychology, Jesse James teaches both the theory of seduction and demonstrates its practical application in the real world of men and women. Bridging the gap between science and seduction, the book puts common pickup artist techniques, such as 'negging, ' under the microscope of scientific theory. Finally, Mr. James answers Sigmund Freud's age-old question "What does a woman want?" And the answer might surprise you.
Author Biography
Jesse James is a Canadian rock climber, disruptive technology pioneer, artificial intelligence developer, author and adventurer. His interests include transhumanism, information theory, ecological economics, epistemology, artificial general intelligence, cryptography, social and evolutionary psychology, emerging technologies, quantum physics, cosmology and molecular genetics. Jesse holds a theoretical physics PhD. from Stanford and served as an officer in the Israeli Defense Force. Jesse's athletic hobbies include rock climbing, mountaineering, and Krav Maga. Currently, Jesse resides in Squamish, British Columbia.