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I don't know how that would apply to books but I can very much relate to it with newspapers. People read papers that agree with their viewpoints, it's unpleasan
by barking 10y ago
I don't know how that would apply to books but I can very much relate to it with newspapers. People read papers that agree with their viewpoints, it's unpleasant reading political opinions that go against one's own. It's cognitive dissonance I suppose.
- VLM 10y agoUnless you intentionally want to convert yourself, the propaganda user experience is generally pretty unpleasant. Agreed that cognitive dissonance could be a part of the part of propaganda that is hatefacts.