This section explores how perception is shaped in media, politics, and strategic environments. It covers journalism, cognitive warfare, storytelling, framing, and the manufacturing of consent. The focus is on how narratives are built, amplified, and contested, and how perception management influences decisions, legitimacy, and power in complex environments.
They excel at satire. They observe the world, amplify absurdities, and create hilarious, often unsettling episodes. Sometimes, reality seems to catch up. Coincidences? Absolutely. But it's more nuanced
Imagine a leader receiving an intelligence report starting with: "you won't believe what you'll discover in this report". It opens with a dramatic anecdote
When I first moved to Israel, I remember saying to myself: "I have 100 questions, I need answers to". I left Israel, with 10000 different answers to my
Or how to train your brain to connect all the dots Some people walk into a room and vaguely sense the atmosphere. Others, in a fraction of a second, pick
The public never gets the "raw truth." Truth is not an objective entity, it is constructed, framed, and weaponized.
