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Key misinformation “superspreaders” on Twitter: Older women
(arstechnica.com)
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You: what a flawed study, they indirectly say women are more clueless than men using dubious methodology and weak quality sample.
Me: older women can appreciate the thrills of spreading fake news in the morning to poison the system and accelerate collapse of capitalism.
We are not the same
Yay!
Lmao
Seeding fake news in the minds of clueless folks is quite fun feeling, you should try it sometime. Makes you feel like a god, shaping the reality itself
Unpopular opinion it seems, but it's true. I successfully convinced a dude that "zebras aren't real, they're just horses painted to look like that. Big Zoo is just lying to sell tickets." I was kidding but he believed it and it just made it that much better lol.
I'm not doing it as some crusade against any -isms though I just think it's fucking hilarious.
That sounds fun, you changed his life forever. From now on he will always think that just around the corner there is a Big Zoo agent, waiting to get their hands on an unpainted horse.