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Piers Morgan brilliantly handles a woke talk show host by asking him what specific opinions of Piers' he found controversial. He struggled to think of one and eventually settled on 'supporting Trump':
Piers Morgan: "We got a weird stage a year or so ago where people were terrified of expressing opinions, and I found that incredibly... See more
Eric Abbenantex.com
Debunking the Zuck "PR makeover":
1:35 - the revenge of the bros
3:30 - what really happened
4:00 - was there a secret powerpoint???
5:12 - don't be the farmer in Men in Black
7:12 - why a UFC obsession... See more
Lulu Cheng Meserveyx.comPrevious link: video moderated by @LeoLaporte, talking to @mdebevoise (CBS Intactv) , SterlingProffer (@sterlthewhirl) (Vice) & @Scobleizer
Dale Laturex.com@GuntherEagleman My opinion is that Zuck is not this big, evil guy who has some sort of grand plan behind the scenes (unlike Soros).
He is a useful dork who just tries to get along and does what the government tells him to stay in their good graces.
Collin Ruggx.comThe internet needs new rules — designed and agreed by democratically elected institutions — and technology companies need to make sure their products and practices are designed in a responsible way that takes into account their potential impact on society. That starts — but by no means ends — with putting people, not machines, more firmly in... See more
Nick Clegg • You and the Algorithm: It Takes Two to Tango | by Nick Clegg | Mar, 2021 | Medium
Reduce the visibility of resharing debunked or low-legitimacy content, and those that reshare it. If your crazy uncle wants to keep posting verifiably false conspiracy theories, they shouldn't be algorithmically amplified and his followers should have to visit his account to see them. This lets social network maintain a degree of free speech... See more