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The rejection of facts leads to the acceptance of propaganda as truth from "summary" of The Origins of Totalitarianism by Hannah Arendt

In an age where facts are no longer regarded as absolute truths, where reality is increasingly subjective and malleable, the danger of propaganda taking root and flourishing as truth becomes all too real. When individuals reject established facts and embrace alternative narratives that align with their beliefs or desires, they create fertile ground for propaganda to thrive. Propaganda, with its insidious ability to manipulate emotions, appeal to prejudices, and distort reality, preys on the vulnerability of those who have already abandoned the pursuit of objective truth. It offers a seductive alternative to the discomfort of uncertainty and complexity, providing a simplistic and reassuring narrative that confirms existing biases and prejudices. By rejecting facts, individuals in...
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    The Origins of Totalitarianism

    Hannah Arendt

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