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I thought this line in regards to the percentage of posts flagged increasing was interesting: "While this data alone does not tell us that COVID denial content
by ipspam 5y ago
I thought this line in regards to the percentage of posts flagged increasing was interesting:
"While this data alone does not tell us that COVID denial content on the platform is increasing, it is certainly an indicator."
What I really thought was "if the official sources are wrong, then new information will appear as disinformation"
The conclusion I drew was not that misinformation was increasing, but more likely that the official narrative is crumbling.
This seems like a "canary in the coalmine" moment to me, where people are unwilling to accept the reality that vaccines have "failed" to do what they were supposed to do (even if they are still of benefit), and are doubling down of stifling dissent.
- whateveracct 5y agoThe vaccines did do what they were supposed to do: Prevent hospitalization and death.
- arsome 5y agoPeople are watching whole percentages of their lives tick away. That's not the only thing they care about. We need an end in sight and we need to draw a line somewhere.
- stolenmerch 5y agoIt was also supposed to have prevented tramsmission and get us back to normal. It failed in this regard.