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Troops would wear "sparkly eyes" to project peace. The Men Who Stare At Goats
The following is a short story based on the premise of Jon Ronson’s non-fiction book (and the subsequent film), The Men Who Stare at Goats . It blends the absurdity of the real-life "New Earth Army" with a narrative perspective. More about the real-life counterparts to the film's
But the men didn't disappear. They drifted into the private sector, becoming motivational speakers, energy healers, and self-help gurus. They took their military bearing and their psychic confidence and sold it to corporations. It blends the absurdity of the real-life "New
Channon traveled the country, immersing himself in the human potential movement at places like the Esalen Institute. He brought these concepts back to high-ranking military officials, many of whom were desperate for innovative strategies to counter asymmetric warfare threats. Staring at Goats: The Fort Bragg Experiments