@Sydney2OnNoiseApp 30 March 2024

I don't trust what I see online. Manipulation is anywhere. Deception is everywhere. An average or even an educated user can be fooled by anything online. Marketing geniuses have levelled up. They use online video content and create scripted scenes where they will catch the attention of others through an emotional line. It doesn't seem they're promoting it because it appears like a random video captured by someone, but that is the purpose. To promote and make people buy. Okay. What's most horrible among all is the fake animal rescue. They will show a video of an animal dying and pretend to rescue it but behind the camera, they are the ones who put the animal in danger! They get sympathy in the comments section and more views! You already know what that means if you have millions of views, that means more advertisers will pay to advertise in your videos. These people have no conscience for harming animals for the sake of promoting fake rescue content. When asked what happened to the animal or a Part 2 update of the progress, they can't show you that. Because they are the predators and not the rescuers you thought on the screen. Songs? There's so much manipulation and deception there. The singers will break up and make a song about it. Post a heartbreaking story and then release an album about it. Some breakups are even planned for promotion. Really fantastic to hear. Some will even create a scene such as creating viral photos for attention. Anything that will end people talking about them, for marketing and promotions of their songs. Even making the name of products boom, they will create a fake issue where a buyer encounters this and if it happens to go viral online, then it's a success for the product's to be known. There are so many manipulations and deceptions online. It's your choice if you want to get brainwashed.