How badly are the minutes on TV divided
A fool keeps talking nonsense while other fools cheer him on. This is the secret of the success of many celebrities, and part of the political class, with television and the Internet as prime speakers. There it is, without going any further, the youtuber Dalas Review, a person to feed apart who claims to spend his time discovering immortality, something that, inexplicably, no one else has thought of. He’s not even a scientist, but he’s smarter than anyone. His potential audience, underage, especially mentally, laughs at him to give him money to invest in the research. That is, in itself. Ignorance is bold. It spreads and goes viral.
This week a certain Juan del Val, half orange from Nuria Roca, the late writer and political analyst in ‘El programa de Ana Rosa’, pierced a bone in ‘El hormiguero’, that truly immortal program. The seasoned ‘opinionator of everything’, a thriving profession, commented live on his rejection of the short films, what have they done to him? “They’re not necessary,” he bellowed through the crowd. Tired of shooting in such an insulting format, humanity is not interested, which is why televisions continue to buy a number of award-winning titles for their broadcast and festivals program them in the scent of crowds, in addition to being distributed online all over the planet for those which they dare to devour. What will Javier Fesser have thought? A veteran of the audiovisual medium, with several films behind him, who continues to direct short films with passion. Sometimes they even get an Oscar nomination. And there are those who win it: this same year the Spaniard Alberto Mielgo won it for ‘The wiper’. Undocumented migrants making outbursts in prime time to the delight of who knows who..
Source: La Verdad
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