Reading the three pieces by Hakim Bey, I decided to go with Poetic Terrorism (PT). Just for the fact that I feel more comfortable wrapping my head around that concept, then I do the other two. I have two ideas for PT, but am not sure if they are actually correct.
PT #1
Mugging someone for their wallet, at night, in a secluded place with the intention of putting money in it, then returning it.
This will definitely get the individual thinking, because they are completely involve in what is happening. It provides a rush or emotional reaction, which is fear initially. After that, confusion can be the next feeling that person has. Now they wonder if they should call the cops or continue whatever they were going to do. That has to leave some kind of psychological impression on the person. I think that reaction is what makes it Poetic Terrorism. The example I use as a guideline was 9/11 - World Trade Center. It was a world wide event, that grabbed everyones focus and will be a day that no one will forget.
PT #2
Hand anyone on the street wearing blue a letter complimenting their outfit and asking them to e-mail or call you, where they bought it.
I don't think this takes it to the extreme like the first one does, but it may generate an awkward thought or response. That is another point of Poetic Terrorism, which is to create a thought that isn't normal, or common. That is what I think,but I could be wrong. This is not suppose to inspire deep thought, but rather curiosity. The curiosity of why does this person, I don't know, asking me this silly question.