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The distrust in legacy media narratives is evident in public perception of significant events. For instance, polls show that a substantial percentage of Americans are skeptical of official narratives surrounding incidents like the death of Jeffrey Epstein and the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Such skepticism demonstrates a unique moment where the public increasingly diverges from the traditional narratives pushed by legacy news organizations.
Meanwhile, interest in topics like wildfires continues to rise without corresponding searches for “climate change,” indicating a disconnect between public curiosity and the tenets promoted by legacy media. This pattern reflects a collapse in the influence of these entities and suggests that their attempts to control the narrative are failing.