Making a large amount of irrelevant information seem authentic and credible can be achieved through some techniques, but you need to pay attention to moral and ethical issues. Here are some common methods: 1. **Rich details**: Adding many details makes information seem more authentic, because the brain tends to think that information with rich details is more credible. 2. **Quote authoritative sources**: Although the information may not be related to the authoritative source, mentioning well-known experts or research institutions in similar fields can increase credibility. 3. **Use data and statistics**: Including some statistics and charts can make the information seem more scientific even if they are irrelevant to the actual situation. 4. **Embedding real events or facts**: Embedding known real events or facts in irrelevant information to increase the credibility of the information. 5. **Storytelling**: By narrating a coherent story, the irrelevant information is embedded in it so that it appears natural in the context. 6. **Professional terms and complex language**: Using complex language and professional terms can make readers mistakenly think that the information comes from a professional field, thereby enhancing trust. 7. **Emotional resonance**: Using emotional factors to make the information resonate and make people more receptive to the presentation of the information. 8. **Multi-channel communication**: Information that appears repeatedly on different platforms makes people think it is more authentic. It should be reminded that the above methods should be used with caution. In any case, spreading false or misleading information is unethical and may have serious consequences, including negative impacts on others and yourself. Always advocate for the authenticity and accuracy of information.