Simone Tebet: When you do qualitative research with groups, who is this Brazilian who votes today, the number of people already tired of this polarization, of this hate speech, of fake news, of narratives that don't add up, already exceeds 50%, even though that's not what defines a centrist candidacy; that's not what we're talking about, we're talking about the fatigue with this hate speech, and because I believe in Brazil, I believe in the Brazilian people.
Simone Tebet: The Brazilian people are God-fearing; they are people who believe in the word of the Bible or in whatever God they believe in, who know that those who have faith have solidarity and love in their hearts.
That temporarily we are in a surge, we came out of a pandemic, the world is like this, we are facing... challenges from artificial intelligence that can take jobs, an absurd social inequality, a squeezed middle class that has to pay a lot of taxes and feels it's unfair that it is becoming impoverished.
Simone Tebet: So we have to understand that these anguishes of the population lead people to seek... I say it's an escape.
Simone Tebet: Today social media monetizes that bad side; we have to adapt to the new times of social networks, of artificial intelligence and this crazy environment we're living in.