If Lin Qi had only fifty thousand dollars and you were negotiating a six-hundred-thousand-dollar deal with him, that was a matter of perspective.
But he was too rich, and negotiating a six-hundred-thousand-dollar deal with him was a waste of time. It could even be said that you were looking down on him.
Still, since he had played several Friendship Matches with Momo and had a fairly good understanding of the woman's circumstances, he decided to give her a chance.
The media was very important, and it would become increasingly important.
The lower classes of the Federation were incredibly stupid—so stupid it was unbelievable.
As long as something was said by a famous person or broadcast on television, they would believe it was true.
Why had more and more politicians begun to grow accustomed to giving televised speeches?
Aside from reaching a wider audience, many people instinctively believed that anything said by someone on television had to be true.
Even televised sermons, something that no one with any education would believe in, were extremely popular in the Federation.
Every Sunday, on days of worship and the like, the people would turn on the church's television station and watch pastors and bishops preside over religious ceremonies.
Television stations, newspapers, and magazines were also extremely important outlets. They could amplify a person's voice countless times and spread it to more distant places.
Perhaps this was one of the reasons the people of the Federation were so stupid. As long as the audience was large enough, there would always be a few morons who jumped out to show off their intelligence.
Lin Qi needed his own media group to speak for him when necessary.
That was different from gaining other people's support. Other people's support would always belong to them. Only what he controlled