"Conspiracy theorizing" is another term for investigative journalism. So when George Bush said let us not tolerate wild conspiracy theories, he was really saying no to investigative journalism. Here's a new AI toolkit for conspiracy theorists: aka investigative journalists: View quoted note →
Lot of people on the X "For You" feed sound like robots. Even the people recording themselves speaking appear to be reading scripts written by LLMs. Do you think we don't notice that your mind has been taken over by a machine? "But here's the kicker" 死ね!
The first few minutes after a psyop are very important if you're a lover of truth. If you are interested in truth, this is the time to immediately download all primary source footage, because there is a high probability it will become much harder to find in the future.
What if "gluten intolerant" is just a psyop by pesticide manufacturers?
When psyops occur they fool many people because the voices that see through them are either marginalized or silenced. The majority looks to others to form "their opinions". They're unable to think for themselves and they see no dissent. They mistake consensus for truth.
Besides #Odysee, there is @npub1lf3u...8pta. The issue with #PeerTube though is that it's not yet ready to compete with BeastTube. AFAIR, it's missing: - Federation-wide search. I should be able to search the entire library of videos on all federated servers from any instance. - Search results should come quickly - Recommendations from all federated servers using a highly intelligent recommendation algorithm - Shorts PeerTube is its own thing, and certainly important, but it doesn't directly compete with BeastTube, whereas Odysee does.
One of the biggest lies in Western Media is that Western countries are "democracies". The reality is none of them are. They are all oligarchies of various sorts, some more totalitarian than others. QT
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Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) on X
"As of December 27, Australians will be forced to upload government-issue IDs every time they search the web.... No ID, no search." "The reasonin...
 "As of December 27, Australians will be forced to upload government-issue IDs every time they search the web.... No ID, no search." "The reasoning is protecting kids from adult content... The reality, though—some critics say—is a full-scale experiment in digital control." "Access to essential online services—including payment systems, messaging, computing apps—could depend on possession of a digital ID... Refusal would effectively block a citizen from daily life online."