Season Special: We Are Not Doomed. Yet!
John Nada is homeless and looking for work. Instead of the American Dream, he finds sunglasses somewhere on the outskirts of Los Angeles. When he puts them on, he suddenly sees the truth. Humanity is influenced and controlled by radical advertising messages, while the elite work with alien invaders. John Nada has zero tolerants for that. On to the fight against the authorities!
When John Carpenter looked through his sunglasses in 1988, there was no Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, nor unofficial news broadcasters such as Twitter or Truth Social. News was prepared by free and critically thinking journalists, and was consumed in newspapers, on radio and in news programs on TV. Even though most major news channels had already listened to a handful of media moguls back then, at least not every fool could sell their opinion as the truth online. What Carpenter predicted is a bitter reality today. Social media and news platforms provide us with polarizing news, tailored to our preferences and views. In this way, one-sided opinions are formed, false information is disseminated and anger in our bellies is specifically promoted. Let's not put up with that! Let's look through the symbolic sunglasses and question the algorithms. Let's take back the power of independent, free thinking — the Tech-Bros won't like that at all.
