@Lustig Andrei,
You should avoid crossword puzzles Andrei. They work on the same Pavlovian principle as the teaching machine. The rewards, the small glow of satisfaction on solving a clue, are psychological sugar lumps and they condition.
Most compilers remain the same person for years on end and those who solve their puzzles over similar periods of time will have their thought processes brought into congruence with those of the compiler without them being aware of it.
Obviously the effect also works with any regular exposure to the same writers. Comics and cartoons are powerful conditioners because they are at work on minds which are only partially formed.
We see, most of us, thousands of ads every year for a wide range of products and services but the settings for the display have a more or less constant content relating to well-scrubbed, self improving, heterosexual living arrangements. The "good mother" genre. A small number of beer ads are an exception.
I would subscribe to the view that the gun craze in the US, and scientism, is due to comics and cartoons.
It's a very complex subject. Totalitarian governments take great care over such things.