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Just stating the non-obvious and setting the record straight: the Earth actually is flat.
(If you’re moving towards it near the speed of light)
Try getting those 16% to move near the speed of light.
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Just stating the non-obvious and setting the record straight: the Earth actually is flat.
(If you’re moving towards it near the speed of light)
Media have had a corrections mechanism since well before Twitter existed. This is true of NPR also:That correction by NPR happened only after they were exposed. They were forced to correct by "Twitter Community".
What about the gaslighting by Ro Khanna ? Did you miss that ? Or it didn't suit your view of the world, maybe?
You are missing the point. Media and personalities routinely lie, obfuscate and push an agenda. Twitter is the only medium out there that can set these legacy institutions right, by giving power to ordinary citizens. Sure there is a lot of noise, but it is not that difficult to sift signal from noise.
I did, unlike you I suspect, because it was far from the slam dunk you seem to think. The first "study" was just an abstract with an opinion, no data that I could see. The other studies showed mixed results though overall trending to some advantage, which is hardly surprising. Further study is warranted. So NPR wasn't as far off the mark as you would like to claim. However I wonder if you realize that fact checking on Twitter existed before Elon took over?Go ahead, be brave and click on that link and get enlightened.
It did get corrected by "Twitter Community" and host of other people also called him on that, including many big time Elon Musk worshippers. He got very little to no support on that idiotic tweet, except from the most fanatic rightwing fringe. And that is exactly how Twitter is supposed to work. In fact Elon has been corrected atleast a few more times after that.And Twitter doesn't necessarily mean wrong things get transparently corrected
I never said it it did not. Just that Twitter is a far better medium to get your news and form an opinion than lying fraud media. It just got better after Musk took over.However I wonder if you realize that fact checking on Twitter existed before Elon took over?
Given enough time, you're right. People do expose their biases publicly.Just that Twitter is a far better medium to get your news and form an opinion than lying fraud media. It just got better after Musk took over.
Who is DogeDesigner and why should I give weight to what a cartoon dog avatar says?Do any of you Elon haters recognize yourselves here?
... Sure there is a lot of noise, but it is not that difficult to sift signal from noise.
Yep, the NPR article itself says that the organization that pushed this change actually acknowledged there was only limited research on this, so the article was only parroting that. The correction was because the tweet itself originally went beyond what the article said and use the phrase "physical advantage" which was not actually used in the article. If you click through the article, it cites a Human Rights Watch report which points out the testosterone levels they picked (as part of a previous policy) as acceptable were largely arbitrary, not actually based on science, and fail to recognize there is a significant overlap between females and males (basically not every person is built the same, even of the same biological gender). It seems World Athletics instead of working on establishing something science based, just decided to ban all transgender athletes.I did, unlike you I suspect, because it was far from the slam dunk you seem to think. The first "study" was just an abstract with an opinion, no data that I could see. The other studies showed mixed results though overall trending to some advantage, which is hardly surprising. Further study is warranted. So NPR wasn't as far off the mark as you would like to claim. However I wonder if you realize that fact checking on Twitter existed before Elon took over?
Funny that you think a blue check makes one a celebrity. My guess is that few who haven't already paid for a check will do so now.Legacy blue check owners have two weeks to find their credit cards before they become ex-celebrities.
Enough of this deafening Transgender woke noise that is sucking up all the oxygen out of many other issues that need attention and dialog.Elon Musk’s Twitter Makes Millions Off Anti-LGBT “Groomer” Tweets: Report
The study also found that Twitter is making millions from big-name advertisers, whose brands are appearing alongside hateful anti-LGBT rhetoric.
“Tolerance of this content is part of Elon Musk’s business model,” said Callum Hood, a CCDH researcher who helped write the new study. ““There is real world stuff happening now that appears to be a result of this rhetoric online.”
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They found ads from big-name companies like Disney, T-Mobile, Kindle, and the NBA appeared next to explicitly anti-LGBT “groomer” tweets on these accounts, according to the report.
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Lindsay was previously banned from Twitter in August 2022. In his final tweet, Lindsay called Alejandra Caraballo, an instructor at Harvard Law School Cyberlaw Clinic who specializes in LGBTQ civil rights litigation, a “child sexualization specialist.” Lindsay’s account was then reinstated under Elon Musk.
For her part, Raichik has called LGBT rights a “cult and it’s so captivating,” in an appearance on Tucker Carlson in December last year, “They’re just evil people and they want to groom kids. They’re recruiting.”
The CCDH researchers also found that the amount of tweets containing the “grooming narrative” spiked around particular events, such as the deadly shooting at LGBT Club Q in Colorado Springs in November last year, which left five people dead.
After the shooting, Nic Grzecka, the owner of Club Q, said he believed the anti-LGBT “groomer” narrative was part of the reason for the attack.
“Lying about our community, and making them into something they are not, creates a different type of hate,” Grzecka said.
A month later, Elon Musk publicly attacked a former Twitter employee, Yoel Roth, suggesting he had once advocated for the sexualization of children. Roth, who is gay, was forced to flee his home, facing a barrage of harassment and online accusations that he was a “groomer.” The incident coincided with another spike in tweets about “grooming,” ‘CCDH researchers found.
Shortly after his takeover, Musk wrote an open letter to jittery advertisers, seeking to reassure them that he would be willing to curb hate speech on the platform. Musk said he bought the company because it is a place where “a wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy manner,” and promised he would not allow the site to become “free-for-all hellscape, where anything can be said with no consequences.”
Researchers at the CCDH say their new report shows Musk hasn’t kept his word.
“Musk has not kept his promises on hate and that means he’s not keeping his promises to advertisers either,” says Hood, an author of the CCDH’s new report. “The decisions that he is taking personally seem to be calculated with one goal in mind: boosting user visits.”
Who said that?Why should only "celebrities' get blue check? Give me a break !
You were the one who brought it up, after “unsubscribing” to the thread. No one else here was interested in it until then, and it’s certainly off topic.Enough of this deafening Transgender woke noise that is sucking up all the oxygen out of many other issues that need attention and dialog.
You brought up the topic, you and your buddies seem to think it's the most important thing in the world. Of course it's all misdirection attacking a powerless minority as the "enemy" instead of focusing on actual issues.Enough of this deafening Transgender woke noise that is sucking up all the oxygen out of many other issues that need attention and dialog.