Why some wars are ignored and how that could change

from TODAY'S TAKE · host Kraznys

Wars involving major powers (such as Russia-Ukraine) or strategic regions (such as Gaza) receive more attention because of their impact on global stability and the economy. Psychologically, humans tend to have difficulty empathizing when the number of victims is too large or the conflict lasts too long, so that the audience begins to ignore the news (news fatigue).Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/today-s-take--6662936/support.

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