Dangers of Mass Communication by Joost A.M. Meerloo

„Continual suggestion and slow hypnosis in the wake of mechanical mass communication promotes uniformity of the mind and may lure the public into the "happy era" of adjustment, integration and equalization, in which individual opinion is completely stereotyped (or strawmanned/made a caricature of).“

Joost A.M. MeerlooJoost A.M. Meerloo warns how mass communication through suggestion and hypnosis leads the public to uniformity of opinions.
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Joost A.M. Meerloo was a Dutch-American psychiatrist and author known for his work on psychological manipulation and totalitarian regimes.

This statement warns about the dangers of mass communication which can uniform and manipulate individual minds.


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Joost A.M. Meerloo (1903–1976) was a prominent psychiatrist and writer especially known for his critical analysis of totalitarian systems and psychological warfare. He emigrated to the US and published numerous books on psychological control and manipulation.

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