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Why people no longer trust anyone (but believe everyone)
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What is discussed
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Montemagno examines the paradox of distrust toward institutions, companies and media alongside willingness to believe unverified social content. He contrasts the erosion of vertical trust with influencers’ perceived closeness, reinforced by repetition and algorithms. He proposes fewer, more carefully assessed sources, demonstrable results and AI tools as support, while stressing that understanding still requires personal effort rather than passive consumption.
Key points
- Distrust is described as an accumulated effect of scandals and disappointed expectations.
- Apparent authenticity and repetition can replace checks on expertise.
- Assessing sources, results and methods helps determine whom to trust.
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