James Ezenachi

The concept of reality, traditionally understood as the sum of all that is real or existent, is undergoing a profound re-evaluation in the modern age. With advances in technology, psychology, and media, it has become evident that reality, as perceived by individuals and societies, can be manufactured.  This manufactured reality encompasses altered perceptions, manipulated narratives, and constructed environments, all designed to influence thoughts, behaviors, and beliefs.  This article delves into the mechanisms and implications of manufactured reality, examining historical precedents, modern techniques, and future prospects. Propaganda and Public Perception The notion of shaping reality is not new. Throughout history, leaders and governments have used propaganda to influence public perception and control societal narratives. Ancient empires, such as Rome, used monuments, coins, and public ceremonies to craft an image of power and stability.  In the 20th century, propagan...

  Was on a Bus when I learnt something new Repeated actions regardless of how you perceived that you are perceived will greatly open your mind to a new discovery People really care less after a little while of judging So keep up with the process, you are free now #BelieveBest — James Ezenachi (@jamesezenachi) June 4, 2024 Humans are inherently social creatures, and one of our primary social activities is the act of judging others. This judgment can take many forms, from snap assessments based on appearance to more complex evaluations of someone's character or actions.  However, a fascinating aspect of human behavior is that, while initial judgments can be harsh or intense, they often fade over time.  This tendency to care less after a period of initial judgment is a phenomenon that reveals much about human psychology, social dynamics, and the mechanisms of forgiveness and empathy. The Nature of Judgment Judgment is an essential part of human cognition. It allows us to...