• Waging a war on misinformation on social media inevitably leads to censorship and threatens free speech., • Influencers have built an army of followers who defend them blindly, regardless of their mistakes or harmful behavior., • Users are constantly bombarded with outrage-driven content because platforms profit from anger and conflict., • Cancel culture is gaining ground because public shaming has become more satisfying than constructive dialogue., • Algorithms are designed to capture our attention, even if it means promoting extreme or divisive content., • Social media companies claim to combat harmful content, yet they often amplify it through recommendation systems., • Targeted advertising is essentially an invasion of privacy, no matter how convenient it may seem., In modern politics, the real political guns are often media-savvy figures who dominate attention rather than policy experts., • People who express unpopular opinions frequently come under heavy fire, even when their views are reasonable., • Many online arguments turn into a battle of wills where winning matters more than truth., • Constant exposure to online hostility can weaken our defence against manipulation and radicalization., • Content moderators are the unseen frontline workers of the internet, yet they are underpaid and psychologically strained., • In cancel culture, public figures often have to bite the bullet and apologize, whether they were truly wrong or not.

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