>>515530442
So Kim has a Poet archetype personality,

I didn't read the thread and I'm just going to post something I was thinking of just now.
The concept of priming be it negative or positive requires a controlled environment, and for any type of person marketing anything towards anyone, it is something incredibly difficult to reproduce. That is to say that in order for someone to be ''primed'' there would need to be a type of constant, reliable set of circumstances in which the person is subjected to specific stimuli associated with any negative or positive trait. That is nearly impossible to pull off, and marketers are fully aware of this. That is the main reason why the main tactic used is repetitional priming, which does not require a controlled environment in order for people to be swayed by these types of programming. But what people seldom realize is the fact that the pandemic actually provided fertile grounds for people to be primed in any negative or positive way, as it was a type of controlled environment that prior had not existed for any given amount of time. This was one of the points in time where I think that there was a high amount of people being primed into thinking things negatively or positively. I would say that this is actually a rather interesting point in time, as the things people were consuming over the internet had a large probability of affecting their worldviews permanently, which is known as priming. Not to be confused with the Pavlovian method of conditioning, that introduces new associations with specific stimuli, the concept of priming, instead, makes use of existing stimuli that is then associated with something else also existing. No new stimuli is introduced, instead, it reinforces existing beliefs that is then associated with something else. Which could theoretically be called a type of ''confirmation bias'' as well. Except in this case, this confirmation bias is being tweaked and operated upon, by some people.

>get sent into low security/ celeb prison with big appartment cells and fancy food
>1 day later telling everybody that the guy sending her there is a dindu nuffin

>>936567679
>Russians want Britain to have stronger borders

>>713769829
So would this strictly be prevalent in the zoomer generation or maybe have some overlap with millenials as they had internet access? And what are roughly the long term consequences of this dastardliness?