Making people feel fearful and uneasy about the future can be accomplished in a variety of ways that don’t involve actual violence but can have psychological and emotional effects. Here are some possible methods: 1. **Spreading uncertainty**: Increasing feelings of uncertainty by sharing vague information or hinting at upcoming changes. For example, in the workplace, changes in organizational structure may be hinted at without providing details. 2. **Highlighting potential risks**: Constantly reminding people of various risks and problems that may arise in the future, such as economic recession, environmental crisis, or technological change, may make people anxious. 3. **Creating negative expectations**: Amplifying people’s fears of loss or failure by predicting upcoming negative events or failures. 4. **Information overload**: Providing too much information and perspectives that makes it difficult for people to determine what is important, causing them to feel uneasy about what may happen in the future. 5. **Using social pressure**: Using social or group pressure to suggest that the future may be bad if certain behaviors are not taken. 6. **Stories and media influence**: Creating pessimistic future scenarios through movies, books, or news reports to induce concerns about the future. 7. Manipulating the perception of time: Emphasizing the sense of urgency and making people feel that the uncertainty of the future is approaching quickly, thereby increasing stress and anxiety. Although these methods can lead others to feel fear and anxiety to a certain extent, be aware that this may have a negative impact on their mental health. In any case, communication strategies and techniques should be used as responsibly as possible to avoid unnecessary mental stress.