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Wikipedia co-founder says: “The articles are so biased, in fact, that it is fair to call them propaganda”
🔗 LarrySanger.org (Archive)
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🔗 LarrySanger.org (Archive)
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Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger has added another post to his Wikipedia Is Badly Biased series.
This time, he analyzes several Wikipedia articles of conservative figures and explains the presence of propaganda, and points out the lack of neutrality.
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This time, he analyzes several Wikipedia articles of conservative figures and explains the presence of propaganda, and points out the lack of neutrality.
🔗 LarrySanger.org (Archive)
✨ @MediaTricks
INOCULATION: Using a weak dose of a counter-argument to make a person resistant to stronger arguments.
Inoculation works because it exposes people to counter-arguments, making them think about and rehearse rebuttals. When they hear stronger versions of the arguments in the future, they pay less attention to them, and perceive them to be easily dismissed. One example would be how the media portrayed anti-vaxxers as being fearful of 5G microchips in the needles. You see it in movies and TV shows too, where people like conservatives are shown losing political arguments easily or becoming easily convinced by shallow, non-convincing arguments for which they have no answer.
The goal is to convince the propaganda victim that their beliefs are correct, and they should ignore all future challenges to their belief system. They are thus resistant to all persuasion, despite being unable to answer the stronger arguments.
🔗 HandWiki
🔗 Changing Minds
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Inoculation works because it exposes people to counter-arguments, making them think about and rehearse rebuttals. When they hear stronger versions of the arguments in the future, they pay less attention to them, and perceive them to be easily dismissed. One example would be how the media portrayed anti-vaxxers as being fearful of 5G microchips in the needles. You see it in movies and TV shows too, where people like conservatives are shown losing political arguments easily or becoming easily convinced by shallow, non-convincing arguments for which they have no answer.
The goal is to convince the propaganda victim that their beliefs are correct, and they should ignore all future challenges to their belief system. They are thus resistant to all persuasion, despite being unable to answer the stronger arguments.
🔗 HandWiki
🔗 Changing Minds
✨ @MediaTricks
13-year-old girl gets brainwashed. Many such cases.
Depressed teen heard TikTok "trans trendsetters" say transgenderism would save her life, and she wanted to be saved.
“When the voice started dropping, it made me feel uncomfortable, and the body hair felt really gross. My breaking point was when I had a dream that I was a girl. I thought, ‘I can’t do this anymore.'”
Given that 50.8% of gender-confused teenage girls attempt suicide, your daughter is more likely to survive a game of Russian Roulette than survive the transgender mind virus.
🔗 New York Post (Archive)
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Depressed teen heard TikTok "trans trendsetters" say transgenderism would save her life, and she wanted to be saved.
“When the voice started dropping, it made me feel uncomfortable, and the body hair felt really gross. My breaking point was when I had a dream that I was a girl. I thought, ‘I can’t do this anymore.'”
Given that 50.8% of gender-confused teenage girls attempt suicide, your daughter is more likely to survive a game of Russian Roulette than survive the transgender mind virus.
🔗 New York Post (Archive)
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Forwarded from Media Tricks Exposed ✨
The Power of Dissidents
▫️ Dissenting comments are more persuasive than high numbers of likes.
▫️ Dissenting comments reduce the persuasiveness of news article content.
▫️ Comments in agreement with article content have no such persuasive impact.
🔗 They Came, They Liked, They Commented: Social Influence on Facebook News Channels
▫️ Dissenting comments are more persuasive than high numbers of likes.
▫️ Dissenting comments reduce the persuasiveness of news article content.
▫️ Comments in agreement with article content have no such persuasive impact.
🔗 They Came, They Liked, They Commented: Social Influence on Facebook News Channels
"Experts" are calling for an investigation into the high rate of excess deaths because conspiracy theorists are noticing there is a high rate of excess deaths. They do not appear to be concerned about the deaths themselves, only the inconvenient narrative and "dangerous theories". They just want the government to come up with a non-vax explanation.
"Dr Charles Levinson, Medical Director of private GP service Doctorcall, said the “silence” from Government was allowing conspiracy theories to flourish, including from anti-vaxxers."
🔗 Express (Archive)
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"Dr Charles Levinson, Medical Director of private GP service Doctorcall, said the “silence” from Government was allowing conspiracy theories to flourish, including from anti-vaxxers."
🔗 Express (Archive)
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Nobody noticed these shows have been off the air for three months
🔗 Forwarded from Voter Apathy Party (censored)
🔗 Forwarded from Voter Apathy Party (censored)