"Layered psychology" is a comprehensive and multifaceted approach to understanding human behavior across varying cultures and eras. It involves analyzing multiple layers of influence on individual psychology, taking into account cognition, emotional responses, social psychology, cultural diversity, observed development, historical and environmental influences, and the impact of online psychological operations. By examining these interconnected factors, the approach aims to provide a more holistic and culturally sensitive understanding of human behavior and mental processes. This approach is valuable for (but not limited to) researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in fields such as (but not limited to) psychology, sociology, cross-cultural studies, and international relations, as it acknowledges the complexities of human experiences and behavior within diverse cultural contexts. Essentially, everyone is a labrat, some are just more willing than others, which is understandable.