Fear makes us have a quick response time so when seeing these negative advertisements, whether in this upcoming election or previous elections, it makes me make a quick decision about the candidate that is being talked about. Obviously not an ethical practice, but it gets feedback fast #UWJ201 #311

If it was posted in modern-day, I don't think it would've been as shocking to the world as it was back then. What made it shocking was how unexpected it was, but in today's political climate these ads are the norm. Definitely would've been criticized but not made as much of a shockwave. #UWJ201 #311

I feel like going forward it's going to be harder to tell if the news were hearing is real. Not only because of AI, but also because of how biased new sources have become. Finding trustworthy sources is only going to become rarer cause a lot of people seem to only want to hear their side #J201 #311

Especially with all the hacks that companies have nowadays, how can we be certain as consumers that the information were giving to companies is going somewhere safe. Do we even know who has access to our information or how easily it can be shared? #UWJ201 #311