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Propaganda and the Philosopher
Propaganda and philosophy go hand-in-hand, and this essay seeks to explore the relationship of knowledge, the philosopher, and propaganda. In the age of AI, clarification and the exploration of what propaganda’s possible meanings are and what its implications could be, are pertinent.
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