Maybe that you’ve never seen this before should be a big red flag that it’s a bubble, and not real, and not good.
Tag: propaganda
Meta’s vig on scams – taking a big cut off the top on billions of scams every day on social media.
This promotion and profiteering off of scam ads includes making money from their cut on Facebook and Instagram, including for even banned products.
The anti-vax disinformation and covid contrarianism has likely harmed the ability of public health to function in communities generally.
“Measles outbreak investigation in Utah blocked by patient who refuses to talk”
Kirsten Sinema promoting something should be the biggest red flag.
Kirsten Sinema went to city council threatening that they need to accept data centers and AI, and threatening if they don’t, Trump will make them.
Disparaging masks is a big problem when personal liberties and health justice are under attack.
The disabled high risk are among the few people masking in public at all for health reasons. And many can’t even afford the best medical respiratory protection available.
More blame the user for the problems and flaws with AI chatbot LLM products.
Sadly seeing this more from content creators on social media.
Residents of Hamilton Ohio want to reject the proposed billion dollar data center project.
These projects could be in the works almost anywhere without anyone knowing because elected representatives are signing NDAs to keep these projects secret until they’re ready to push them through.
Of course Andrew Cuomo likes anti-mask racist right-wing AI slop.
Andrew Cuomo’s gross racist AI slop video clumsily and offensively attempting to smear Zohran Mamdani voters claiming they’re all criminals, features a non-white person wearing a kn95 mask while shoplifting.
Let’s stop listening to so-called Dem consultants who act like they’re double agents for industry.
Let’s stop giving air to these consultancies.
Don’t do voter suppression, even by accident.
I’m starting to see a LOT of “don’t bother voting” propaganda on social media from left-coded accounts and people, as the election approaches.
Donald Trump luxuriates in AI slop to crap on fellow Americans.
It’s very bizarre and unseemly that Republicans want to pour feces on their fellow Americans.
Why do Republicans hate young men?
There’s an astoundingly embarrassing Republican advertisement I’m seeing here in Pennsylvania over and over.
Why does industry fund so much stuff that’s easily seen as bogus or suspect?
Brandt AM. Inventing conflicts of interest: a history of tobacco industry tactics. Am J Public Health. 2012 Jan;102(1):63-71. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2011.300292. Epub 2011 Nov 28. PMID: 22095331; PMCID: PMC3490543. The industry campaign worked to create a scientific controversy through a program that depended on the creation of industry–academic conflicts of interest. This strategy of producing scientific […]
I almost can’t believe quack medbeds are still a thing but it’s part of a bigger narrative.
The medbed thing is tied to the “quantum” craze & UFOs as climate contrarianism conspiracy theories about alien technology that will soon provide limitless energy that will solve climate change.
On the provenance and funding of extremely cited articles.
I guess maybe John Ioannidis would know.
Silicon Valley tech magnates are far right. It’s been there all along.
I’m glad that people are re-upping stuff from the past, because I remember. No, not everyone thought these people were wonderful.
AI boosters use the vulnerable people as scapegoats tactic.
Sometimes it’s meant as a way to put people at ease who believe themselves to not be at risk, and sometimes it’s a way to say it just happens to “those other people” and that’s ok actually.
The anti-vax team at the central government.
This is what I found over a year ago on the doctor Jordan Vaughn who’s now on the CDC ACIP working group as a “subject matter expert”
Apple iphone Siri to start pushing anti-vax pseudoscience politics?
“intolerance” and “systemic racism”
The supplement boom is based in shoddy science, or no real science at all.
Because so often the online marketing of supplements and various wellness products involves linking to a study that doesn’t back up their claims at all, but nobody ever clicks through so they get away with fraudulent appeal to authority.