Media plays a pivotal role in shaping public opinion and influencing our perceptions of reality.
Think about the Covid™ era, for example.
Or climate change.
Or transgenderism.
It is important to approach the media with a discerning eye, rather than blindly ‘trusting the experts’.
Remember that news outlets are all about money and narratives.
Profits and agendas
Firstly, it is important to know that media outlets are not autonomous entities operating in a vacuum.
They are funded by individuals, corporations, or governments, all of whom have specific agendas. The funders exert influence over the content, shaping (or nudging) the narratives to align with their own interests.
Consider how they all collectively pushed the vaccine nonsense.
Secondly, political biases are an undeniable aspect of the establishment.
Whether leaning towards the ‘left’ or ‘right‘, journalists bring news through a particular lens, selectively highlighting or downplaying aspects to fit their ideology.
Cultural biases also play a significant role in media representation. (Almost always, for example, white people are portrayed as bad people because they’re white.)
Plus, sensationalism generates income.
Although, as it ironically happens, wokeness generates loss of income.
Basically, do your own research and don’t believe the media.
