What a Supermodel’s Toronto Condo Taught Me About Cult Psychologies and Charismatic "Gurus" 🧘 > Likes and Comments
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It is mind boggling to see how a Princeton educated all-American football player like Hoyt could get lured into the cult with such bizarre beliefs and then give away $5 million of his fortune to the cult as a supermodel. We have the Canadian version of cult leader Frederick here in Canada who goes by the name Romana Didulo who believes she is the 'Queen of Canada', and like Frederick, believes she is not from Earth, but rather a shape-shifting, divine alien being from the planet Arcturus. Same playbook and she has a huge following. Do you think part of it has to do with making a claim so bold and outlandish and shocking that some people will instantly think it's bs while others will think, heck if it's so over the top and so bold, maybe it is true? Either way, once one is in the cult and the lie is repeated long enough it is often accepted as truth.
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Jun 19, 2026 06:22AM
It is mind boggling to see how a Princeton educated all-American football player like Hoyt could get lured into the cult with such bizarre beliefs and then give away $5 million of his fortune to the cult as a supermodel. We have the Canadian version of cult leader Frederick here in Canada who goes by the name Romana Didulo who believes she is the 'Queen of Canada', and like Frederick, believes she is not from Earth, but rather a shape-shifting, divine alien being from the planet Arcturus. Same playbook and she has a huge following. Do you think part of it has to do with making a claim so bold and outlandish and shocking that some people will instantly think it's bs while others will think, heck if it's so over the top and so bold, maybe it is true? Either way, once one is in the cult and the lie is repeated long enough it is often accepted as truth.
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