RT Del (@TheCartelDel)The average monthly salary in Nigeria, Kenya, and Bangladesh is roughly $470, $393, and $220. Because Twitter no longer meaningfully penalizes accounts that spread lies, incite conflict, or promote hate, and has now monetized engagement, it's created a system where these bad actors can profit. For some folks in lower-income countries, provoking outrage abroad can earn double the pay of a full-time local job. They've effectively incentivized a perfect storm that funds & fuels Skrulls to ...

the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Inside a courtroom, truth feels absolute, black and white. But step outside a courtroom and the truth quickly blurs.We live in a world where lies travel so much faster than facts. A single false story can spread across the globe in minutes. And most of us don't even realize how easily we can be deceived.But the fact is that the future won't belong to those who know the most. It will belong to those who see the clearest. I know this because I've lived it ...

Dogs comforting babies. AI. A Chihuahua joining a wolfpack.Fake. Not real. Bogus baby.That's a fake baby. One of the tricks that AI uses to pass as legit is to use a camera that has a kind of evidency type feel to it, like this trail camera that shows a Chihuahua getting adopted by wolves, or this CCTV style security camera with the date and time baked into the footage. And by the way, all three of these videos are dated within 9 days of each other.So that's a crazy coincidence, especially because everyone' ...

Impact of Disinformation on Healthcare - The healthcare industry faces challenges from widespread disinformation, impacting public health and individual patient care [6][14][27] - Disinformation is spread through social media and other channels, often undermining evidence-based medicine [8][16] - Combating disinformation requires significant effort due to Brandolini's law, where refuting false information requires more energy than producing it [18] Strategies for Addressing Disinformation - Healthcare professionals can counter disinformation by establishing rapport with patients, actively listening, and emphasizing shared goals [13] - Transparency and acknowledging the gray areas in science and medicine can help bridge the gap between healthcare providers and patients [19] - Utilizing techniques from other fields, such as the SIFT method from librarians and the three-step method from climate science, can aid in debunking myths [26] The Role of Healthcare Professionals - Healthcare workers experienced high rates of psychological and physical health difficulties during the pandemic [7] - Healthcare professionals can use social media to educate the public and share trustworthy information [8][13] - Acknowledging the human context and providing facts with empathy can be more effective than simply presenting data [21][23] Financial Implications and Conflicts of Interest - Unregulated supplements and treatments promoted outside of medical insurance can drain patients' finances without providing real evidence-based benefits [17] - The Sunshine Act allows scrutiny of physicians' financial ties to pharmaceutical companies, revealing potential conflicts of interest [30] Measuring Impact and Hopeful Skepticism - Changing minds requires reaching those in between the extremes who are genuinely seeking information and not profiting from misinformation [35] - Hopeful skepticism, which involves critically examining information while remaining open to new data, is essential in medicine [24][25] - Even a small impact, such as convincing one pregnant woman to get vaccinated, can contribute to widespread protection against disease [33][36]

I want to pivot and talk a little bit about the elephant in the country, which is your grandfather was obviously the president of the United States and your family is one of the most storied political dynasties in American history, but Trump has been seemingly obsessed with dismantling your family's legacy. He's declassified previously classified Kennedy assassination records. He's paved over the rose garden, which your grandmother last renovated with her friend Benny Bunny Melon in 1961.Uh he recently rais ...

Government & Legal - Left-wing governments globally are moving towards criminalizing "misinformation" [1] - South Korea's President considers hate speech & misinformation on social media a crime exceeding freedom of expression [1] - The South Korean government views misinformation as a threat to democracy requiring severe punishment [1]

Hi everyone. I think everyone can hear me. Um, so my name is Sadav Khan.Uh, and I'm an entrepreneur. I develop uh pro I conceptualize, design and develop products uh that are tech enabled and they deliver information to financial services companies uh such as banks um and funds. So um just you know go looking back at my last 25 years my experience has mainly been in the media industry.Um I started off in 1999 at a small company called Loan Pricing Corporation. It's what you would call a startup nowadays. Uh ...

RT Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal)🚨GROKIPEDIA VS WIKIPEDIA: THE IVERMECTIN TRUTH TESTWikipedia treats ivermectin like toxic waste, framing everything through "misinformation" warnings.They even cite the FDA's "you're not a horse" tweet as if it's peer-reviewed science.Grokipedia actually explains the drug's Nobel Prize-winning history, legitimate medical uses, and why researchers tested it for COVID.Failed studies get mentioned alongside successful ones... no agenda, just facts.One site writes like reputation m ...

The Texas Attorney General is suing the makers of Tylenol. The lawsuit is based on dangerous misinformation pushed by President Donald Trump, and it fits a long pattern from AG. Ken Paxton of bringing politically motivated cases. But here's what you should know. Trump and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. have claimed Tylenol used in pregnancy causes autism. That's not backed by any new research, and it directly contradicts guidance from experts and medical organizations. Federal courts have recently dis ...

You all remember where you were on May 22nd, 2023, right. No. Well, let me remind you.At 9 in the morning, headlines pop up all over the news and internet. explosion at the Pentagon. We see images of huge plumes of smoke rising from the Department of Defense headquarters.One of the largest office buildings in the world had just been attacked for a moment. Fear and confusion, even stock market chaos. But don't worry if you don't really remember it because it didn't really happen.Minutes later, we come to fin ...