Who Is Programming Your Thoughts?
An online video course on the history of propaganda and information control – from medieval pulpits and Gutenberg's press to social media algorithms. 7 lessons. The course is in Lithuanian.
How much you will earn
10% of the amount, on the price excl. VAT. Other items in the basket are not counted.
- Per metus
- 188,40 €
- Už pardavimą
- 1,57 €
Why people buy it
"Who Is Programming Your Thoughts?" is an online video course by Viktoras Jašinskas on how information control and the shaping of public opinion changed over a thousand years: from church pulpits, the Crusades and Luther's theses, through Gutenberg's press, to Cambridge Analytica and social media algorithms. The buyer gets 7 lessons, and access opens right after payment. The price is €19. The course is in Lithuanian.
It is aimed at people interested in history, the media and psychology who want to understand better how opinion is shaped.
It is easy to recommend because the topic is relevant to everyone who uses social media, the course is short, and the narrative rests on historical examples.
- 1A person clicks your link and lands on the course page at mdu.lt
- 2They read which periods and examples the course covers
- 3They pay €19 and get access to the lessons right away
- 4You are credited 10% of the price without VAT – €1.57 per sale
- A thousand years of the history of information control in one course
- From pulpits and the printing press to algorithms and artificial intelligence
- Historical examples: the Crusades, the Reformation, Cambridge Analytica
- Lecturer – Viktoras Jašinskas
- 7 lessons for €19, access right after payment
Who to recommend it to and what to say
The main idea of the course: the means change, but the question of who controls information remains.
The chronological leap catches attention – list a few of the stops.
The course helps people recognise methods of influence today by drawing on examples from the past.
If your audience has read Viktoras Jašinskas's books, this is a course by the same author.
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Whoever controls information also influences what people think. That was so in medieval churches, and it is so in the age of social media. Viktoras Jašinskas's course "Who Is Programming Your Thoughts?" is 7 lessons on the history of propaganda: from the Crusades and Gutenberg's press to Cambridge Analytica and algorithms. The course is in Lithuanian. More: https://track-preview.v2x.lt/mdu/thoughts/YOUR-ID #ad
Whoever controls information also influences what people think. That was so in medieval churches, and it is so in the ag #reklama
Where and when it works best
- Autumn and winter evenings – the learning season
- When related topics are in the news
- Before the holidays – as a gift for a curious person
- After discussions or programmes on the same topic
Until this product has its own data – recommendations.
- Halloween2026-10-31
- Black Friday2026-11-27
- Cyber Monday2026-11-30
- Christmas2026-12-24
- New Year2026-12-31
- Valentine's Day2027-02-14
What to answer when they ask
Who teaches the course?+
Viktoras Jašinskas.
Is this a psychology course?+
It is more history and media analysis: the course draws on examples from various eras.
How many lessons are there?+
7 lessons. It is an online video course in Lithuanian, and access opens right after payment.
How much do I earn per sale?+
10% of the price without VAT. The price is €19, so you are credited €1.57 for each sale.
What not to do
- — Do not present the course as "the only truth" and do not promise any guaranteed results – it is the author's historical overview
- — Do not make any claims about health or therapeutic effect
- — Do not post unlabelled ads – always add #ad or "Ad"
- — Do not buy search ads on the brand names "Mind University" or "mdu"
- — Do not send the link to people without their consent – no spam