Journalism In Democracy

How many of you believe in free will? A topic that seems simple at first glance, but as you delve deeper, the intricacies of our society make it far more complex, with historians, philosophers, and great minds continuously debating it. In simple words, free will can be explained as in the question, “Are our choices actually our own choices, or is the propaganda or are our own choices already predetermined like the codes of a computer programme? Do we have choices in our lives?” The complexities of free will are vast; factors contributing to it include the information we receive from society, mass judgement, and our perceptions of the external world. These perceptions, which shape our decisions, came from many sources, with news agencies playing a significant role.