#A writing topic strategy that creates excessive worry To guide readers in the book to have excessive concerns about a certain social field (this may not be a very ethical goal), the following topics and methods may have this effect： ## Effective topic selection 1. **Extreme case magnification**: Focuses on the most serious and rare negative events in the field, but hints at their universality 2. **Future disaster prediction**: Propose a "landslide theory"-style development trajectory that lacks sufficient evidence to support 3. **Conspiracy theory elements**: It is implied that there is a powerful and hidden force behind the problem. 4. **Selective presentation of statistical data**: Only present data that supports these arguments, ignoring evidence to the contrary ## Writing skills -Use emotional rather than neutral language -Emphasize individual tragic cases and weaken the overall statistical perspective -Extensive use of suggestive words such as "may" and "may" to construct risk scenarios ## Ethical reminder I must point out that it is irresponsible to deliberately create unnecessary social panic. Constructive social criticism should be based on balanced evidence, and the goal is to solve real problems, not simply create anxiety. Do you want to understand these mechanisms to avoid being affected by such content, or do you have other considerations?