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[[Propaganda]] is used for the purpose of psychological manipulation, to generate mental fabrications and emotional reactions, that are intended for seizing control, power, benefits and advantages at the victim’s expense. Propaganda is essentially imbedded into many forms of public relations, marketing campaigns, advertisements and social media that are designed to seduce and persuade people by manipulating their unconscious mind, instinctual desires and impulses. Currently, the same | [[Propaganda]] is used for the purpose of psychological manipulation, to generate mental fabrications and emotional reactions, that are intended for seizing control, power, benefits and advantages at the victim’s expense. [[Propaganda]] is essentially imbedded into many forms of public relations, marketing campaigns, advertisements and social media that are designed to seduce and persuade people by manipulating their unconscious mind, instinctual desires and impulses. Currently, the same [[Propaganda]] tactics have advanced into the digital age, which serves as an even more effective medium for mind control tactics by spreading disinformation on a global scale. Distracting the masses with a whole new world of [[Digital Propaganda]] utilizing spam bots, algorithms and artificial intelligence. These can be intended for the weaponization of information that is used more specifically for psychological manipulation and to shape false narratives. | ||
People make decisions based on the information they have been given and have available to them in their environment. They may make assumptions or decisions based upon false information, and accumulatively the consistent exposure to false narratives shapes their personal reality and influences the popular culture. Those that seek to control or enslave others know that shaping narratives becomes absolutely crucial in controlling groups of people, in order to socially engineer behaviors and move them in the direction the controller wants them to go. | People make decisions based on the information they have been given and have available to them in their environment. They may make assumptions or decisions based upon false information, and accumulatively the consistent exposure to false narratives shapes their personal reality and influences the popular culture. Those that seek to control or enslave others know that shaping narratives becomes absolutely crucial in controlling groups of people, in order to socially engineer behaviors and move them in the direction the controller wants them to go. | ||