Netflix doesn't produce shows to "distract" anyone from anything, they produce shows they think people will watch, and there's no shortage of people willing to be told that death is just make-believe.
I'd have a hard time deciding whether this is better or worse than "Real Housewives" of wherever, myself.
@mcfate it's on the same level - it's all panem et circenses
I'm just generally averse to seeing hidden motives behind commonplace things, when there's no evidence, and imagining such motives isn't anything one can act upon or which would make any actual difference to anything.
@NorthernInvader
If you say so. I don't think they're nearly clever enough to be doing that kind of planning.
There's literally reams of shit on Netflix, and there's not a ton of thinking going on behind it, other than someone with signing authority liked it enough to spend what, for them, can only be a minuscule amount of money on it.
I have no clue who the "like-minded people" in this scenario are, but if they think a ghost show will "distract" people, best of luck to 'em.