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The news suggests that excessive consumption of true crime content on social media, especially short videos, can negatively affect individuals' perception of reality and increase their sense that the world is more dangerous than it actually is. This leads to what is known as the "Evil World Syndrome," in which people become more anxious and fearful, altering their behaviors such as changing locks and buying dogs as a form of security. Additionally, over-engagement with negative content contributes to mental deterioration and distorted perceptions, with a rise in attachment to negative news—particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic—reflecting a significant adverse psychological impact.
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