Welcome back to another episode of what they aren't telling you.

Now firstly, I need to apologize because this episode was originally recorded or so I thought.

And then when I went to go get the data, there was nothing there.

So I actually did record two episodes last time and was hoping to get them out to you

so you'd have some content.

You know, if you've been listening, it's a struggle to keep that content coming with the

full-time job and my two kiddos as well.

So I'm going to re-record this episode because I felt like this was a really interesting

and important conversation to have.

This was based on an article somebody sent me from the New York Times called Don't Go Down

the Rabbit Hole.

And I remember when somebody sent it to me, I was thinking, OK, what's this going to be

about?

Now the New York Times is a huge publication.

So the fact that they create pieces like this, and of course, you know, this is considered

an opinion piece, knowing that the audience is so vast, in my opinion, is pretty dangerous.

Because what we're seeing now, and what we've seen for many years, and you know what,

we've probably seen this for decades, we just haven't been paying attention.

Is this very subtle normalizing of certain things, certain beliefs, certain directions

for the public to guide their belief systems?

It's like, it's very clear what they're trying to do, but what happens is if they just

do it enough, if they just write about it enough, and you hear it enough, before you

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