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> Now it seems like most platforms seem to be thinly veiled psyops hoping to trade quick dopamine for mindshare. The first step to reform would be to persuade

> Now it seems like most platforms seem to be thinly veiled psyops hoping to trade quick dopamine for mindshare. The first step to reform would be to persuade legacy media to stop reporting the opinions trending on X/Twitter as "news". Stop reporting it entirely, it's manipulated, at best unverified, rubbish.

snypher 2y ago
That would require legacy reporters to get out on the streets and do some reporting.
- isodev 2y ago
  Can you imagine, holding public servants (a president for example) accountable for their statements… practically unheard of in the last decade…
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  - Freedom2 2y ago
    Americans have held all their presidents accountable in the way they deem best according to their values.
cma 2y ago
It's their legal out against having to research stuff to prevent libel liability. And they can embed social media photos and videos that weren't even from the rights holder to avoid having to clear rights to anything.