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Subversion works best when you don’t notice it. Media is a key delivery system because it can slowly retrain a public’s instincts, until people treat the subverter’s values as “good” and “normal,” and start doubting their own. Demoralization comes first because it weakens judgment while still feeling like everyday...

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