The Staged Reality: Exploring Crowds on Demand and Crisis Actors

This chapter explores the controversial phenomenon of 'crowds on demand' where paid crowds are orchestrated for events, shedding light on its implications for media narratives and public perception. It discusses the use of crisis actors in significant incidents, particularly the Sandy Hook tragedy, raising questions about the authenticity and accuracy of reported events. The conversation further highlights issues of trust in media and governmental organizations, reflecting a growing skepticism toward the narratives surrounding high-profile incidents.