Media manipulation, a great way to convince people that you are right and your competition is wrong. A way to sell your products in the way that if you are thirsty, you want to buy a Coca-Cola. An awesome tool which only few can use, because of its scarcity in the world. In other words, very few people know how to manipulate the media, even if you are wrong you can convince them, but your speech has to be well prepared, you have to have confidence with yourself and you need to smile for your “audience”.
A great way to manipulate your media is to know your market, who you are selling your ideas to. For example, everybody knows that at India, the cow is a sacred animal. So saying that, Does Mcdonalds have their fastfoods restaurants over there? …show more content…
Also, the strategy of diversion is important because it makes the public not to think about essential knowledge in the economics, science, cybernetics neurobiology, and psychology fields.“Maintaining public attention diverted away from the real social problems, captivated by matters of no real importance. Keep the public busy, busy, busy, no time to think, back to farm and other animals” (quote from text Silent Weapons for Quiet …show more content…
It is always easier to accept a future sacrifice than an immediate one. Why? Because you’re not using your effort right now, also because the public, masses, tend to think that everything will be better tomorrow and also because they try to avoid as much as possible the sacrifice. This makes the public to accept your idea with time. They get used to the idea of change and abdication when it’s needed.
5 Go to the public as a child
Most of the advertising to the general public uses speech, argument, people and specifically childrens intonation, because of the weakness of the subject, like if the public where children with a mental disease or a normal one. The harder one tries to deceive the viewer look, the more it tends to adopt a tone infantilizing. “If one goes to a person as if she had the age of 12 years or less, then, because of suggestion, she tends with a certain probability that a response or reaction also devoid of a critical sense as a person 12 years or younger.” (see Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars)
6 Use emotional more than the
A great way to manipulate your media is to know your market, who you are selling your ideas to. For example, everybody knows that at India, the cow is a sacred animal. So saying that, Does Mcdonalds have their fastfoods restaurants over there? …show more content…
Also, the strategy of diversion is important because it makes the public not to think about essential knowledge in the economics, science, cybernetics neurobiology, and psychology fields.“Maintaining public attention diverted away from the real social problems, captivated by matters of no real importance. Keep the public busy, busy, busy, no time to think, back to farm and other animals” (quote from text Silent Weapons for Quiet …show more content…
It is always easier to accept a future sacrifice than an immediate one. Why? Because you’re not using your effort right now, also because the public, masses, tend to think that everything will be better tomorrow and also because they try to avoid as much as possible the sacrifice. This makes the public to accept your idea with time. They get used to the idea of change and abdication when it’s needed.
5 Go to the public as a child
Most of the advertising to the general public uses speech, argument, people and specifically childrens intonation, because of the weakness of the subject, like if the public where children with a mental disease or a normal one. The harder one tries to deceive the viewer look, the more it tends to adopt a tone infantilizing. “If one goes to a person as if she had the age of 12 years or less, then, because of suggestion, she tends with a certain probability that a response or reaction also devoid of a critical sense as a person 12 years or younger.” (see Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars)
6 Use emotional more than the