The phrase "mass manipulation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the control or influence of a large group of people through deceptive or manipulative tactics. Example: The dictator used mass manipulation to maintain his power, using propaganda and censorship to control the thoughts and actions of the population.
Facebook's sinister mass manipulation may be chilling but it's hardly surprising.
It now encompasses idealism, compromise, and illusion in an all too real world of mass manipulation.
But such a world is clearly inbound, even if it's not always clear whether the mass manipulation is deliberate or not.
In his angrily subversive but always funny comic novel Bumf (Jonathan Cape), the graphic writer Joe Sacco has found a perfect target in the machinery of politics and mass manipulation.
Mr Sarao himself, in previous dealings with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), where he placed his trades, denounced "mass manipulation [by] high frequency nerds"—before telling his broker he had called the exchange "and told 'em to kiss my ass" on a compliance matter.Mr Sarao appeared in court in London on April 22nd, but only to fight extradition.
Something that looks much closer to mass manipulation.
The story of the Chinese brother and sister, Wu (a gifted mezzo-soprano, Wallis Giunta and Li Heather Engebretsonon, a sweet-voiced soprano), was included, Mr. Pountney explains in a director's note, to show "mass manipulations of young people".
Robbins is a showman, harnessing the same mass-manipulation machinery as television evangelists, and rock bands.
B) breaking up big tech so none of these platforms have the reach and power to enable mass-manipulation.
If manipulation is a designed experience crafted to change behavior, then Weight Watchers, one of the most successful mass-manipulation products in history, fits the definition.
Historical truth or mass audience manipulation?
