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Mark Zuckerberg’s end to Meta factchecking is a desperate play for engagement
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Mark Zuckerberg’s end to Meta factchecking is a desperate play for engagement

As factchecking attempts end, Meta’s platforms will become a wasteland of fake news and misinformation

Mark Zuckerberg craves one metric more than any other: engagement, the statistic that tracks how long social media users spend scrolling, clicking, commenting, and viewing ads. More engagement, more profit. The Meta CEO will do almost anything to keep users online for an extra two minutes – even, it seems, surrender his websites to a flood of fake news.

On Tuesday, Zuckerberg announced that his company plans to fire its US factcheckers and weaken its ability to moderate disinformation on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. This new policy is meant to curry favor with the coming Trump administration. It’s also a desperate attempt to boost engagement across all Meta’s social networks.

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FIREGEDDON 2025 — LA Conflagration brazenly started by CIA Pyroterrorists and then spread by NWO Geoengineers who…..
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FIREGEDDON 2025 — LA Conflagration brazenly started by CIA Pyroterrorists and then spread by NWO Geoengineers who…..

Via State of the Nation …further fan the flames of these massive and devastating firestorms. It’s of paramount importance for the American people to understand that they have been under withering attack by an unrelenting campaign of weather warfare and pyroterrorism for decades. The New World Order globalist cabal has been covertly implementing the UN … Continue reading “FIREGEDDON 2025 — LA Conflagration brazenly started by CIA Pyroterrorists and then spread by NWO Geoengineers who…..”

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My friend keeps sending me unsolicited conspiracy theory material. Should I ask them to stop? | Leading questions
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My friend keeps sending me unsolicited conspiracy theory material. Should I ask them to stop? | Leading questions

Loosening the grip of a conspiracy theory is a complex task, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Aim to change the relationship with your friend, not their mind

My friend has started sending me lots of links and articles on UAPs [unidentified anomalous phenomena, also known as UFOs]. I’ve tried to gently assert that I don’t find the sources reliable or credible and that I do not believe respectable news outlets are conspiring to conceal the truth but they still persist. Should I ask them to stop? I think these conspiracy theories are really harmful.

Eleanor says: One question is: can you stop your friend believing these conspiracy theories? Regrettably, almost certainly not, at least not without a huge investment of time and patience. People are free to think whatever they want and some of us put that freedom to the weirdest uses. At least we can be thankful the conspiracies your friend has latched on to are about objects in the sky and not, say, which reptilian species is secretly controlling things.

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