The article critiques the distorted realities shaped by legacy media and social platforms, suggesting that sensationalism triumphs over informative content. It highlights that public perceptions are heavily influenced by the narratives driven by rich media moguls. The author expresses frustration at the role of media in promoting misinformation, laments the situation where thought-provoking journalism struggles to compete with engaging yet false narratives, and questions the purpose of writing satirical columns amidst such chaos.
"If you even think you are well informed you are living a lie. What the world believes today depends on who is controlling legacy media's last feeble news fronts."
"Horrible hysterical stories drive engagement more than thoughtful true ones. Sorry it took me so long. And so digital media surges right towards the money."
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