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== [[Narrative]] == | == [[Narrative]] == | ||
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| + | : ''[[AKA]]:'' [[Controlled narrative]], [[Narrative management]], [[Official narrative]], [[Permissible viewpoint]]. | ||
| + | : ''Also:'' [[Narrative control team]]. | ||
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* [[Advertising]] | * [[Advertising]] | ||
** [[Subvertising]] | ** [[Subvertising]] | ||
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* [[Illusion]] | * [[Illusion]] | ||
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* [[Messaging]] | * [[Messaging]] | ||
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* [[Programming]] | * [[Programming]] | ||
* [[Propaganda]] | * [[Propaganda]] | ||
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* [[Story]] | * [[Story]] | ||
* [[Storyotype]] | * [[Storyotype]] | ||
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| + | == [[National security interest]] == | ||
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| + | : ''Also:'' [[National security interests]]. | ||
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== [[NeoConservatism]] == | == [[NeoConservatism]] == | ||
| − | : ''[[AKA]]:'' [[NeoCons]], [[NeoConservativism]], [[Neoconservatism]], [[Neo-conservatism]], [[Neoconservativism]], [[Neo-conservativism]] | + | : ''[[AKA]]:'' [[NeoCons]], [[NeoConservativism]], [[Neoconservatism]], [[Neo-conservatism]], [[Neoconservativism]], [[Neo-conservativism]]. |
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== [[NeoLiberalism]] == | == [[NeoLiberalism]] == | ||
| − | [[AKA]]: [[NeoLibs]], [[Neoliberalism]], [[Neo-liberalism]] | + | : ''[[AKA]]:'' [[NeoLibs]], [[Neoliberalism]], [[Neo-liberalism]]. |
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== [[Neologism]] == | == [[Neologism]] == | ||
| − | : ''[[AKA]]:'' [[Coin]], [[Coinage]], [[Coined]], [[Coining]], [[Neologisms]] | + | : ''[[AKA]]:'' [[Coin]], [[Coinage]], [[Coined]], [[Coining]], [[Neologisms]]. |
In [[linguistics]], any newly formed word, [[term]], or phrase that has gained [[popular]] or [[institutional recognition]] and is becoming accepted into [[mainstream]] language. | In [[linguistics]], any newly formed word, [[term]], or phrase that has gained [[popular]] or [[institutional recognition]] and is becoming accepted into [[mainstream]] language. | ||
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[[File: World Hierarchy Pyramid.jpg |thumb |right |200px |The [[World]] [[Hierarchy]] [[Pyramid]] v.031523 of the [[New World Order]].]] | [[File: World Hierarchy Pyramid.jpg |thumb |right |200px |The [[World]] [[Hierarchy]] [[Pyramid]] v.031523 of the [[New World Order]].]] | ||
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| + | * [[Pyramid Of Power]] | ||
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Narrative
- Also: Narratives.
- More soon.
Narrative control
- AKA: Controlled narrative, Narrative management, Official narrative, Permissible viewpoint.
- Also: Narrative control team.
- More soon.
Counter-narrative
- More soon.
Related:
- Advertising
- Fifth generation warfare
- Illusion
- Information warfare
- Messaging
- Programming
- Propaganda
- Psychological operations
- Stereotype
- Story
- Storyotype
National security interest
- Also: National security interests.
- More soon.
NeoConservatism
- AKA: NeoCons, NeoConservativism, Neoconservatism, Neo-conservatism, Neoconservativism, Neo-conservativism.
- More soon.
NeoLiberalism
- More soon.
Neologism
In linguistics, any newly formed word, term, or phrase that has gained popular or institutional recognition and is becoming accepted into mainstream language.
Nepo baby
- Also: Nepo babies, Nepo-babies, Nepobabies Nepo-baby, Nepobaby.
A portmanteau of nepotism + baby.
A person perceived to exploit or benefit from their parent's celebrity, social capital, or wealth to achieving fame and/or success in a field of work usually closely associated or connected to their mother or father, most commonly in the entertainment industry. Usually characterized pejoratively, critics believe nepo-babies' careers are unearned or undeserved.
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Nepobaby
A 2025 Norwegian TV series created by Henriette Steenstrup[ Wikipedia ].
One of Norway's wealthiest shipping magnate's death reveals Emma (25) is his unknown daughter and heir. The inheritance comes with an even greater revelation - four siblings she never knew about. Immense wealth changes everything; minds and hearts alike.
Nepotism
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NETTR
No Enemies To The Right, (of intolerant radicalism).
Related:
- ~ The DARVO of "You're Divisive!"[ YouTube ] (18:07) ~ New Discourses, 2024-10-03.
Neuro-linguistic programming
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Related:
- brainwashing
- MK Ultra
- neuro-linguistic programming
- predictive programming
- propaganda
- public relations
New World Order
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Newton's flaming laser sword
A principle addressing differing views of scientists and philosophers on epistemology and knowledge:
- In its weakest form it says that we should not dispute propositions unless they can be shown by precise logic and/or mathematics to have observable consequences. In its strongest form it demands a list of observable consequences and a formal demonstration that they are indeed consequences of the proposition claimed.
- ~ Newton's flaming laser sword[ Wikipedia ]
Noahide Laws
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Non-Aggression Principle
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Non-issue
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Nontroversy
A contraction or portmanteau of non + controversy.
An attempt, often politically or commercially motivated, to allege or cause controversy over something that is not contentious, scandalous, or even true.
(Slang) A controversy that does not exist until created or amplified for political gain.
A fictional or exaggerated controversy for self-serving purposes, commonly generated by politicians and corporate media to attract an audience and/or distract the public.
Generally, a nontroversy will present to one side of a political spectrum a narrative to make the other side look foolish, amplify it, and the story's backlash will far outweigh the impact of the actual story.
Compared to non-issue:
- A nontroversy specifically implies that there is a visible, loud, but hollow public debate happening.
- A non-issue is simply unimportant; a nontroversy is a non-issue that has been loudly (and falsely) branded as a crisis.
A supposed controversy that does not exist or is of little importance.
- ~ nontroversy[ Wiktionary ]
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