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I'm not sure I understand?

• dekhn 4y ago
  neither is a particularly good source for actionable intelligence.
  • yucky 4y ago
    Do you not believe the video evidence or do you just dismiss it because CNN or Fox didn't give it their stamp of approval to qualify it as "news"?
    • dekhn 4y ago
      I do believe that's a video from a twitter engineer. What I don't do is conclude anything about what actually happens inside twitter based on that video. It's not evidence of anything, it's a person saying a thing, which may correlate with the actual truth, but when it's presented by groups that have well-known biases, it's easier to see it as propaganda, not "news".
    • rvz 4y ago
      There you go. You even have some news sites that also covered the leak of the Twitter all hands video that directly cited PV. I'm sure there was no (and still no) denials around the credibility around that one. This one now has an engineer directly admitting the internal Twitter feud and chaos about Elon on video and in turn, deleted his accounts while an internal Twitter email was sent around mentioning PV by name again. So far ZERO refutation(s) or debunking from anyone about those videos and 1 so called 'response' from Twitter being aware of the leaks. Therefore it has been admitted.
  • DLA 4y ago
    You mean like the Hunter laptop story what was later determined to be true … even by the “paper of record” New York Times?
    • dekhn 4y ago
      I didn't say they never publish things which are true.