These three essays scrutinizes the impact of corporate media on society, examining how these forces socially engineer human behavior via subliminal messaging and targeted advertising. The analysis delves into the intricate interplay of biases, motivations, and beliefs that are molded by dominant ideologies and institutions driven by the interests of corporate and governmental entities. The contention is that such manipulation perpetuates a perspective that prioritizes corporate and governmental agendas over the needs and aspirations of society. The author concludes that fostering heightened self-awareness and media literacy is paramount in mitigating the negative influence of these media forces. By mindfully recognizing the ways in which external forces mold our thoughts and actions, individuals can mitigate their effects and work towards a more equitable and just society.