Think the catch with this is you pretty much have to be pushing something unethical to make the cash.
Potentially something from someone with a programming background about social media / big tech ruining children could work and not be unethical. But even then would probably have to venture off into conservative crazy land to really catch on.
Yeah thatâs the problem, although something about like social media/big tech/big pharma/big food thatâs not actually false could work and not be unethical. Screens are awful for people, especially kids. So are social media algos. So are a lot of additives to food. Some stuff is best treated naturally, or at least ruling out natural/lifestyle changes before going to the heavy hitter drugs. But good luck hearing that in USA#1.
Problem is a serious lack of volume, at least relative to the anti-vaxx shit.
Iâm in for the grift too. I have very basic photoshop skills, can edit/proof read relatively well, and will figure out some other way to make myself useful.
What would be truly elite is if we find a way to build a conspiracy theory that initially feeds their lizard brain, and then once theyâre hooked we slowly lead them towards turning on republicans.
People in general just hate uncertainty and want to pretend that Everything is Knowable.
But only sometimes.
Look at the difference between when Nate Silver says a political outcome is 51% to occur and it doesnât vs when he says a sporting outcome is 98% to occur and it doesnât.
Instead of a substack, which will take on-going work, hiw about a collectable card game? You can play as Patriot/Hero, or lily-livered lib, or Fake News, or Deep State or apathetic voter? Just spit-balling.