TV Commercials and the Art of Deceit

At one time, saying, "I saw it on TV," added a degree of credibility to a statement. Of course that was long ago and short lived, but that hasn't stopped misrepresentations from being effective in terms of creating false public perceptions. Sometimes people hear what they want to hear and seek to have their biases confirmed, but one thing has been proven time and again; the more times your repeat something, the more people who will believe that it is true. For those with the resources to broadcast their messages repeatedly from the biggest platforms available, that dynamic often means the ability to manufacture consent – or at least

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