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In a world where information warfare is reshaping global power without a single shot fired, this book reveals the hidden battles happening inside your mind. From viral memes that shift elections to invisible bots that manipulate public opinion, this is a startling exposé of how digital propaganda, meme warfare, and cyber psychological operations are quietly infiltrating our thoughts, emotions, and choices. You'll discover how seemingly innocent content becomes a weapon, how attention is hijacked in the attention economy, and why truth itself is becoming a casualty of the algorithm. This book is not just about tech-it's about you: your beliefs, your behaviour, and your ability to discern reality in a landscape riddled with disinformation campaigns. Whether you're a student of politics, psychology, media, or simply someone who wants to protect your mind from manipulation, this is essential reading. It breaks down the mechanics of cognitive warfare, exposes the tactics behind narrative hacking, and shows how social media manipulation is shaping everything from personal identity to geopolitical conflict. Perfect for readers concerned about freedom, democracy, and the future of truth, this book arms you with the insight to resist the pull of online radicalisation and reclaim control over your mental terrain. This is not just a book-it's a survival guide for the age of invisible influence.

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Dr Adelaide Sinclair is an interdisciplinary scholar, writer, and former strategic analyst specialising in the convergence of cyber conflict, psychology, and social systems. Holding a PhD in Cognitive Warfare from a leading international university and having consulted for NGOs, electoral bodies, and think tanks on disinformation resilience, Sinclair brings both rigorous research and field-tested insight to her work. Her writing combines forensic analysis of high-impact online campaigns-such as troll networks in Eastern Europe and meme-driven election meddling in the U.S.-with philosophical and neuroscientific exploration of how these operations invade the human mind. She teaches at the Global Cyber Ethics Forum, hosts a podcast on psychological operations, and is a sought-after speaker on safeguarding democratic integrity in an age of digital assault.

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