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Hey There Hateful Noisy Media Number 3 | Fake News & Propaganda Education

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Language has many functions. David Crystal's (2007) linguistics synopsis articulates these. They are reflected in the production of these word experiments and their associated multi-media productions.

All the written experimental content is framed by the work of eminent philosophers and by seeking spirituality to counter nihilism, alienation, ignorance, hatred, and division. 

The driver and catalyst for this approach are personal responses from the zeitgeist scenarios that are amplified by bots, fake news, propaganda, clickbait, the press, government, and PR agencies.

Production outcomes evolve from the fusion of language and thinking by integrating new ideas from across our linguistic heritage:

1. Expressing thought processes.
   
   
2.  Recording facts.
   
   
3.  Expressing emotions.
   
   
4.  Playing.
   
   
5.  Controlling reality.
   
   
6.  Expressing rapport.
   
   
7.  Expressing identity.
   
   
8.  Expressing sounds by
   
   
9. Experimenting with technology.

The deliberate fusion of these layers of communication aims to elicit responses from audiences. Unlike viewers in passivity watching cinema, television and, streaming service, the desired objective of this pedagogy is to deliberately encourage, provoke, ask difficult questions, and be a positive educational resource in facilitating new insights and solutions.

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