The mass consumerization of information, the long term implications, the profiteering from disinformation, entire PR Industry built around conspiracies...
Companies are selling their services to promote Conspiracies, pretend something is a conspiracy, to sell content. It also is being used by larger media companies to advertise subtly.
You can see it clearly every day, even on here. Especially if you visit it in incognito and see the shills (I block most of them from my view)
Reddit is the worst, but it's most noticeable if you visit the 'conspiracy forums'
You will see the same posts made about 1 hour apart max and always the same take....it's just PR. (public relations)
People are not just shilling their own ideas....the business is booming.
4Chan has done this for years. Anonymous was an example. Q was their main Trump era replacement for anonymous. They are now going more mainstream. I expect a new Q, anonymous etc - give it another 6 months maybe.
The mass consumerization of information, the long term implications, the profiteering from disinformation, entire PR Industry built around conspiracies...
Companies are selling their services to promote Conspiracies, pretend something is a conspiracy, to sell content. It also is being used by larger media companies to advertise subtly.
You can see it clearly every day, even on here. Especially if you visit it in incognito and see the shills (I block most of them from my view)
Reddit is the worst, but it's most noticeable if you visit the 'conspiracy forums'
You will see the same posts made about 1 hour apart max and always the same take....it's just PR. (public relations)
People are not just shilling their own ideas....the business is booming.
4Chan has done this for years. Anonymous was an example. Q was their main Trump era replacement for anonymous
The mass consumerization of information, the long term implications, the profiteering from disinformation, entire PR Industry built around conspiracies...
Companies are selling their services to promote Conspiracies, pretend something is a conspiracy, to sell content. It also is being used by larger media companies to advertise subtly.
You can see it clearly every day, even on here. Especially if you visit it in incognito and see the shills (I block most of them from my view)
Reddit is the worst, but it's most noticeable if you visit the 'conspiracy forums'
You will see the same posts made about 1 hour apart max and always the same take....it's just PR. (public relations)
People are not just shilling their own ideas....the business is booming.
4Chan has done this for years. Anonymous was an example.
The mass consumerization of information, the long term implications, the profiteering from disinformation, entire PR Industry built around conspiracies..