Based on the general public's comprehension and preferences. Put simply, mass communication isn't about making you understand—it's about making you feel good, allowing you to mistakenly believe you've grasped things without actually thinking. It's all manufactured bullshit.
Know your melt rate. ?
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Veed: How I Grew to 200 Paying Customers — My Survival Story
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The Most Effective Growth Strategy Is Still SEO
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The First Principle of Communication Is Not Based on Facts
Many works of fiction reveal their depth only when you step outside the protagonist’s perspective.
For many works of art, you have to step outside the protagonist's perspective to truly appreciate the subtler nuances.
Looming Larger: Wealth Grows with Technology, But the Rich-Poor Gap Widens
Without external control, the natural tendency of human society is to diminish what is insufficient and augment what is already abundant. The gap between the strong and the weak tends to widen naturally. In ancient agrarian societies, this manifested as the consolidation of land—land being the primary means of production. In modern commercial societies, it translates into the accumulation of all wealth that can be converted into productive assets.