[DrangBrang]

I'll keep this in mind + mothers advice about them being hard to manipulate.

They may be difficult to manipulate, but certainly not Impossible.

Each and every company can be SEd.

yes very true...I feel like SE'ing is also about timing. Moving too fast can result in failure right? Plus every human & company has faults, so they are bound to make a mistake.

[mothered]

I feel like SE'ing is also about timing. Moving too fast can result in failure right?

Timing plays an Integral role, but there are so many events that're responsible for failure.

Plus every human & company has faults, so they are bound to make a mistake.

That's why from a social engineering standpoint, It's paramount to perform In depth researching, as well as covering every angle In the method's formulation.

[Jideau]

I feel like SE'ing is also about timing. Moving too fast can result in failure right?

Timing plays an Integral role, but there are so many events that're responsible for failure.

Plus every human & company has faults, so they are bound to make a mistake.

That's why from a social engineering standpoint, It's paramount to perform In depth researching, as well as covering every angle In the method's formulation.

Time? Time is what we lack. Wouldn't you agree?

[mothered]

I feel like SE'ing is also about timing. Moving too fast can result in failure right?

Timing plays an Integral role, but there are so many events that're responsible for failure.

Plus every human & company has faults, so they are bound to make a mistake.

That's why from a social engineering standpoint, It's paramount to perform In depth researching, as well as covering every angle In the method's formulation.

Time? Time is what we lack. Wouldn't you agree?

"Timing", not time.

[Jideau]

Timing plays an Integral role, but there are so many events that're responsible for failure.

That's why from a social engineering standpoint, It's paramount to perform In depth researching, as well as covering every angle In the method's formulation.

Time? Time is what we lack. Wouldn't you agree?

"Timing", not time.

Timing is about seizing opportunities, time is what we lack to seize those.

[mothered]

Timing is about seizing opportunities, time is what we lack to seize those.

The availability of time will always be there, It's how you manage It that determines whether or not It can be utilized accordingly.

That aside, I was referring to the timing of one SE to the next, which there's more than enough time to prepare and allocate It.

[Jideau]

Timing is about seizing opportunities, time is what we lack to seize those.

The availability of time will always be there, It's how you manage It that determines whether or not It can be utilized accordingly.

That aside, I was referring to the timing of one SE to the next, which there's more than enough time to prepare and allocate It.

I get your point. I was on a philosophical rant.