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The people are as naive as the Q people. They don't realize they're being just as heavily propagandized and manipulated, if not more so. In the 90s and during the Bush years many o…

He said there were Antifa agents provocateur who catalyzed the violence — is that false? What evidence do you have? Have you seen the video he's referring to?

> regardless of which ideology they're for or against I can't see the post you're replying to but the post it's replying to is insinuating that half the US electorate is seditious.…

you're neck deep in propaganda my friend

Thomas McInerney claims it was taken by JSOC personnel. He's made some outlandish claims elsewhere but I know they can operate domestically and in plainclothes, so I wouldn't dismi…

> I'm finna tell yall someone really needs to bully this person a bit for his or her own good. life hack: speak and write like an approximation of adult professional whenever you w…

"not great for the environment" is the midwit-leftist community's version of the midwit-right's "not great for the economy"

This is a pretty naive way to assess new information, for the record.

Not quite. War is politics by other means. When you depoliticize what is essentially political, you set the stage for war. It's not Trump who has been doing that for decades.

Fake news. The Supreme Court rejected the Texas bid for lack of standing.

> Other countries don't do that. That won't be the case for much longer.

> In an earlier era, people's opinions were shaped by a small number of newspapers and newscasts. Democracy (read: republican self-government) was as untenable then as it is now. I…

Forget it, Jake. It's Reddit-town.

Great piece

> Jones has had a history of run-ins with law enforcement in Florida. It involves multiple cases, all but a single case closed without a conviction. One is a robbery charge that wa…

default_friend might be the Bay Area person par excellence — that distinctive combination of breezy, unearned self-confidence with intellectual shallowness and moral imperialism.

To be fair, his writing also appears to consist primarily of sophomoric moralizing...

Lol. Yes, fair headline, she resigned. It's right there in the piece: > “Dr. Gebru did not resign [...] Dr. Gebru has stated this plainly, and others have meticulously documented i…

That's likely also the case, but aside from the melanin-vitamin-d angle, there's been some work suggesting a genetic susceptibility to covid for people with significant recent SSA …

The Lancet or Nature don't exactly have stellar reputations anymore. Source reputability should not be weighted heavily when assessing new information in our information environmen…

Way back in the 20th Century, there existed an activity called "investigative journalism", which was immensely socially valuable at bringing to light abuses of power by influential…

Techies are usually too naive about how the media works. This is a hit piece. Cui bono? Who are Coinbase's competitors? Who would stand to gain from Coinbase taking a hit?

Nice t-shirt on that cover photo. "Black tech, Green money." Smart optics, lady. Really enhances your credibility as a witness.

In my experience, technologists in general and engineers in particular are grindingly naive about social system design. If it says "Hate speech" on the tin, it must be bad, right? …

> blaming reporting by English-language news outlets, including The New York Times and The Washington Post, for “legitimizing this violence,” Where is the lie