At a certain point in an information war, people forget the most important thing—what era they are living in.
That is, that it is now, for example, the 21st century; people walk on the Moon, robots roam Mars, and an entire city, essentially, orbits Earth in the form of the ISS, where all the astronauts, regardless of race or nationality, embrace one another as friends; humanity strives to unite and put an end to borders, and politicians perform formal functions in service to the people...
All of this is forgotten. And people begin to think they are somewhere in the past. For example, during the Second World War, or even the First... That all of humanity’s achievements need to be crossed out. Once again, it is important to kill the enemy, to kill at any cost—and never mind the price...
In short, people have really settled back into some kind of savage past. A sharp regression.
And these
Zombies flatly refuse to acknowledge obvious REALITY. As a psychologist, I understand that this is essentially a psychological illness. The patient needs to be brought back urgently
A loss of touch with reality is the main strategy of information wars.
You cannot make a person who lives in the modern world, follows the movements of yet another rover on Mars, wonders what the new telescope has seen in space, admires photos of new galaxies, reads about advances in science and technology and environmental pollution...
They live in the HERE AND NOW. That is why we see that the entire modern world is AGAINST WAR.
But people who stupidly play their tank games on the computer, drink vodka in the kitchen, struggle to make ends meet by buying some kind of garbage disguised as food in shops, and watch some kind of garbage on television or on Yandex, which state structures took over long ago, are INCAPABLE of thinking in a modern way.