@TerminalAutism Yea, though the other factor is that posting negativity does spread it to other people which is making the dystopia a reality more and more.
It's nice to share them if it's meant to just laugh at it for being so ridiculous, but sadly most people choose to suffer from it instead, and before they know it they experience the exact thing they've read or seen.

Like some foreign guy I know here never noticed the concept of "gaijin seat" (basically, train seats being empty next to a foreigner and foreigners somehow getting offended by it) until he saw a video of foreigners complaining about how Japanese people refuse to sit next to foreigners.
All of the sudden, he experienced this very phenomenon himself and thought "oh, they're right".
And it doesn't help when JapanTimes (or JapanLies, absolute trash tier propaganda outlet for foreigners) makes entire articles about the "gaijin seat".

When I explained him that it's not the end of the world, and that he should treat it as it's their own choice as to whether they want to sit or not, and if they don't want to sit, it means they prefer to stand, he understood and doesn't even care anymore, and now he often gets women sitting next to him all the time all of the sudden.

So it's all mind control in the end, if you control your own mind, you'll fix so many problems you didn't know you could fix.
But if you allow your mind to get controlled by negativity, your problems will only add up.