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Episode 416 explores how social media creates division by pitting different groups against each other in what the host describes as a 'psychic war.'
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Browse era →In this episode, Psyche discusses the role of social media in fostering division and negative mindsets, describing the current information landscape as a 'psychic war.' The conversation focuses on how different groups - political, social, and identity-based - are being deliberately positioned against each other through media manipulation. Psyche references a viral video of a musician listing various identity categories (indigenous, lesbian, gay, Latino, etc.) as an example of how complex identity politics have become in the current social media environment. The episode appears to examine the real-world (IRL) impacts of this division rather than diving into spiritual or interdimensional aspects, focusing on the tangible psychological warfare happening through information campaigns across political and social divides.
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