I recently heard this from someone. Does anyone have a link to the recent research indicating this? My reflex is to be immediately suspicious of narratives along the lines of "everyone is stupid," especially in online communities with fringe political beliefs.
oh shit i'm 20 years overdue on that book report!
cuboids are what they call people on flatlander 4chan
i mean, that's emails. no one wants to read emails.
my first election as a snotty teen i had to learn what "eminent domain" meant in the booth, and of course despite taking and passing high school civics i had no conception of why it would be important.
It has a disciplining purpose, just like most of those honor pledges. It doesn't work on someone with a politics or a spine, but it does push many workers to avoid Thinking Bad Thoughts.
It was just one guy. It's not even a trend yet. But they know it ought to be. They know what we want.
i think you can still laugh at them. i mean shit, might as well say all of christian fundamentalism is a psyop (which i'm not opposed to)
keep people from venturing beyond the ice wall, or understanding that Heaven is literally just up, beyond the firmament
you'd think just once it would be because the dems are trying to take some kind of stand to preserve some important progressive gain that they've enshrined in their platform but it's literally always just the republicans just arresting the machinery of the government just to show that they can, meanwhile their opponents are like "sure we'll give you whatever just don't make people more mad at us!!"
they've got a new kind that actually prevents cancer
Legally, no. But given the circumstances, who knows what they'll try.
Good article but if my name was Joseph Gubbels I would strongly consider changing that
Nah, Alan Wagner, somewhat similar shtick, but Obvious Plant always includes the green logo in there somewhere.
a weirdo accused one of the first admins of doing pederastization to them, and their proof that it was real was a bunch of random facts from the admin's old reddit account, and for some reason that was convincing.
I remember reading it and being like "this is obviously fake why don't they just delete this lol"
Isn't this guy supposedly working 60 hours per week? Isn't he supposed to be building a new unelected federal para-agency?
I mean there's definitely multiple power users here who have posted more than enough to be identified by a moderately determined adversary. I think the de facto rule really is just that users decide their own level of privacy, and the no-selfies policy is mostly useless.
Anyone who has ever posted any kind of payment service handle to /c/mutual_aid could be identified by the feds if they had a reason, for example.
that would be the worst-rated episode of Dr. Who yet
someone check on kevin bacon!