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The effect of information warfare is close to zero.

Such naivety (c)

After all, we don't live on Sarax. There are too many sources of information, and they are accessible; there is plenty to choose from.

This is part of the problem: there is so much information, of all kinds, and it is difficult for the average person to make sense of it. There is a lot of information and disinformation, which leads to manipulation and influence on people.

And in the case of an abundance of information, a defensive reflex kicks in; people with more than one brain cell begin to protect themselves from annoying propaganda and treat it critically.

Of course, after choosing "their position," a person will not watch/listen to (believe, except for the obvious) for example, Channel 5, but will listen to Crimean and Russian news, because that is where all the truth is, and here it is all just "crap for idiots." Accordingly, the opposite is also true.