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I am fully aware this is what my claim comes down to. Even basic future predictions like more general media interest or talking points leaking into everyday dis
by Nowado 4y ago
I am fully aware this is what my claim comes down to. Even basic future predictions like more general media interest or talking points leaking into everyday discourse could look the same if thing was legit (or a generic grift).
It's really not hard to hide your tracks from general public - literally just setting up new accounts does the trick. The hard part is having the thing reach the surface, but 1) a lot of things here are also really easy to hide (reddit upvotes and posts from accounts with history are cheap) and 2) if you're doing your job right you don't need a lot of it.
Near impossibility of avoiding both false positives and negatives is a pretty fundamental issue/feature of that kind of activity. I really don't know how I could do more meaningful digging.
Blog posts are really bad tho.
- nickpp 4y agoI'm wondering if the desired outcome (return to the office) would be enough to justify the effort. But I think that pretty soon, with help of various tools, injecting fake info on the net will be so easy and cheap that the only way to know truth from fake will be with the help of AI agents. If it's not already...
- TigeriusKirk 4y agoIt would be worth the effort for even the smallest commercial real estate management company. There are huge, massive, titanic sums of money at stake here. Not taking a position on this particular site, but there's plenty of financial benefits here.
- raydev 4y ago> I'm wondering if the desired outcome (return to the office) would be enough to justify the effort I wonder if you are overestimating the effort. Hire a contractor to throw together a few blog posts and then spend single-digit thousands to promote/boost it in various spots.