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political polarization
Political polarization is the division of a population into opposing ideological camps with diminishing common ground or willingness to engage across differences.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche frames contemporary political division as a "psychic war"—a spiritual and psychological battlefield shaped by social media algorithms and information ecosystems designed to amplify outrage and entrench opposing worldviews. She connects this phenomenon to consciousness itself, suggesting that polarization operates as a tool of manipulation that fragments collective awareness and prevents genuine dialogue.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
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social mediaSocial media is the digital platforms through which content creators broadcast, engage with audiences in real-time, and build communities through livestreaming and online interaction.information warfareInformation warfare encompasses psychological operations, propaganda, and coordinated messaging designed to manipulate emotions, beliefs, and behavior across populations and individuals. It operates through both institutional channels (military MISO, social media algorithms) and interpersonal dynamics (energy vampires, targeted influence).psychological warfarePsychological warfare encompasses tactics of propaganda, disinformation, and emotional manipulation designed to influence behavior and perception without direct physical force, including modern iterations like information warfare and social media division. Military strategists formalize this as MISO (Military Information Support Operations).divisionDivision is the fracturing of unified groups, communities, or consciousness into opposing or conflicting factions, often through deliberate or systemic means.
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