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I think it’s wild that your counter argument is basically just gaslighting everyone. There are tons of (possibly coincidental) examples of this type of thing ha
by monkpit 2y ago
I think it’s wild that your counter argument is basically just gaslighting everyone. There are tons of (possibly coincidental) examples of this type of thing happening. Even if it’s a coincidence, it’s not explained away by “maybe everyone just forgot or is not paying attention”.
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- kylecazar 2y agoIt's not gaslighting. I believe people see the ads for things they talk about in the same room as a smart speaker. I also believe people very rarely only speak about a thing -- without there being any digital footprint at all of them engaging with it. I have literally seen this play out with family and traced it back to make a point.