22 Hrs
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البلاد
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Market of the Charlatans
The article focused on the deterioration of the quality of cultural and media magazines in the age of digital transformation. Historically, reputable magazines with purposeful content served as a "mobile university," offering knowledge, literature, and art while respecting the reader's intellect. However, they have declined in favor of magazines that align with the allure of speed and visual appeal at the expense of value and meaningful content. The writer emphasizes that current magazines lack cultural standards and are drowning in news about charlatans and cheap investigations, turning them into "intellectual viruses" that captivate the eye but harm the insight. He calls for the restoration of that beautiful era when reading and knowledge were held in higher regard.
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