Leaders often manipulate public opinion for their own benefit from "summary" of Public Opinion by Walter Lippmann
In the intricate web of society, leaders wield immense power through their control over public opinion. This power, when used judiciously, can steer the masses towards progress and collective good. However, more often than not, leaders succumb to the temptation of manipulating public opinion for their own benefit. This manipulation is a subtle yet potent tool in the hands of those in positions of authority.
Leaders understand that public opinion is a powerful force that can make or break their careers. They recognize the inherent vulnerability of the masses to persuasion and exploit it to further their own agendas. By shaping the narrative through selective information and strategic messaging, leaders can influence how the public perceives a certain issue or event.
Moreover, leaders are acutely aware of the psychological tendencies of the masses, such as confirmation bias and groupthink. They capitalize on ...
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