Bots manipulate public opinion in Russia-Ukraine conflict

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15 points·wsc981··4 comments

And republican antidemocratic positions,in america

Do you use reddit? do you browse /r/all?, the amount of pro ukraine posts that appear is insanely high

I don't think i have seen any pro russia post yet

The press likes to bash TikTok for their pseudo algorithm, but there is something nasty over here too, also on Twitter, it's quite telling

This subreddit is often on /r/all, yet they only have 4k avg users

https://old.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/

This was noted in an earlier post here[1]. Naturally I imagine that not only are social media outlets flooded with "righthink", but I suspect, but can't prove, that traditional media have also recieved their marching orders on ensuring the "correct narrative" is pushed on the war.

1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32745602

social-engineering, geo-engineering, bio-engineering, post cold war is interestingly fun to witness

As early as the 80's for climate engineering https://keith.seas.harvard.edu/files/tkg/files/26.keith_.200...

Social engineering became clear during Facebook era and the NSA drama

And we now living the bio engineering with the supposed COVID that originated from a supposed lab

It reminds me of the mosquito virus in Brazil, that one was suspicious

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