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Nonsense.
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Nonsense.
The spin doctors are the very same who made scomo look electable
Oh the humour. Its great that a certain sort of moron actually believes that because it stops them addressing the real reasons why they actually lost.
"Not educated". The Guardian is chock full of well educated trouncers.
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We can list The Guardian as a “bad” source though, correct?Oh the humour. Its great that a certain sort of moron actually believes that because it stops them addressing the real reasons why they actually lost.
"Not educated". The Guardian is chock full of well educated trouncers.
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As well as the below, science educators say they find that conspiracy theories can’t be debunked just with more information.
Fake news scammers find the cracks in human beliefs and hammer in their lies. They find whatever people want to believe and crank out content to take advantage of it.
qz.com
Between June 2018 and May 2019, groups of US high school students were shown a grainy video on Facebook in which poll workers appeared to be stuffing ballots. The video had been posted by a user who went by the name “I on Flicks.” It claimed to show scenes from the 2016 Democratic primaries in Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Arizona. The caption read, “Have you ever noticed that the ONLY people caught committing voter fraud are Democrats?”
None of it was true. The video actually showed voter fraud taking place in Russia, not the United States. But 52% of the students concluded that the video provided “strong evidence” of voter fraud in the 2016 Democratic primaries.
Fake news scammers find the cracks in human beliefs and hammer in their lies. They find whatever people want to believe and crank out content to take advantage of it.
A new Stanford study shows young US 2020 voters are really bad at spotting fake news
"If we don’t act with urgency, our students’ ability to engage in civic life will be the casualty."
qz.com
Between June 2018 and May 2019, groups of US high school students were shown a grainy video on Facebook in which poll workers appeared to be stuffing ballots. The video had been posted by a user who went by the name “I on Flicks.” It claimed to show scenes from the 2016 Democratic primaries in Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Arizona. The caption read, “Have you ever noticed that the ONLY people caught committing voter fraud are Democrats?”
None of it was true. The video actually showed voter fraud taking place in Russia, not the United States. But 52% of the students concluded that the video provided “strong evidence” of voter fraud in the 2016 Democratic primaries.
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I bet this study doesn’t replicate.As well as the below, science educators say they find that conspiracy theories can’t be debunked just with more information.
Fake news scammers find the cracks in human beliefs and hammer in their lies. They find whatever people want to believe and crank out content to take advantage of it.
A new Stanford study shows young US 2020 voters are really bad at spotting fake news
"If we don’t act with urgency, our students’ ability to engage in civic life will be the casualty."
Between June 2018 and May 2019, groups of US high school students were shown a grainy video on Facebook in which poll workers appeared to be stuffing ballots. The video had been posted by a user who went by the name “I on Flicks.” It claimed to show scenes from the 2016 Democratic primaries in Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Arizona. The caption read, “Have you ever noticed that the ONLY people caught committing voter fraud are Democrats?”
None of it was true. The video actually showed voter fraud taking place in Russia, not the United States. But 52% of the students concluded that the video provided “strong evidence” of voter fraud in the 2016 Democratic primaries.
There’s a similar one where us students are happy to have lethal military drones taking out ‘bad guys’ overseas but same students thought people in us flying camera drones should be clamped down on because ‘privacy’As well as the below, science educators say they find that conspiracy theories can’t be debunked just with more information.
Fake news scammers find the cracks in human beliefs and hammer in their lies. They find whatever people want to believe and crank out content to take advantage of it.
A new Stanford study shows young US 2020 voters are really bad at spotting fake news
"If we don’t act with urgency, our students’ ability to engage in civic life will be the casualty."
Between June 2018 and May 2019, groups of US high school students were shown a grainy video on Facebook in which poll workers appeared to be stuffing ballots. The video had been posted by a user who went by the name “I on Flicks.” It claimed to show scenes from the 2016 Democratic primaries in Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Arizona. The caption read, “Have you ever noticed that the ONLY people caught committing voter fraud are Democrats?”
None of it was true. The video actually showed voter fraud taking place in Russia, not the United States. But 52% of the students concluded that the video provided “strong evidence” of voter fraud in the 2016 Democratic primaries.
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maybe we need education around between "laws for me\us" and "laws for everyone else" seems to be an expectation they can be different
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As well as the below, science educators say they find that conspiracy theories can’t be debunked just with more information.
Fake news scammers find the cracks in human beliefs and hammer in their lies. They find whatever people want to believe and crank out content to take advantage of it.
A new Stanford study shows young US 2020 voters are really bad at spotting fake news
"If we don’t act with urgency, our students’ ability to engage in civic life will be the casualty."
Between June 2018 and May 2019, groups of US high school students were shown a grainy video on Facebook in which poll workers appeared to be stuffing ballots. The video had been posted by a user who went by the name “I on Flicks.” It claimed to show scenes from the 2016 Democratic primaries in Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Arizona. The caption read, “Have you ever noticed that the ONLY people caught committing voter fraud are Democrats?”
None of it was true. The video actually showed voter fraud taking place in Russia, not the United States. But 52% of the students concluded that the video provided “strong evidence” of voter fraud in the 2016 Democratic primaries.
This same science explains why carlton supporters think they will make finals every year
The point remains he is full of s**t. Most news is PR. The book below by UK journo wrote a good book on the topic (well until he starts ranting about Murdoch which in hindsight looks absurd since so many journos were found not guilty).
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As for education in general re news, look at all the muppets on here who believe Australia cutting carbon emissions will actually lower temperatures. They are clearly wrong. Is "education" the issue? After all the muppets who actually believe that are every chance to have a B. Origami and actually be proud of it.
The point remains he is full of s**t. Most news is PR. The book below by UK journo wrote a good book on the topic (well until he starts ranting about Murdoch which in hindsight looks absurd since so many journos were found not guilty).
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As for education in general re news, look at all the muppets on here who believe Australia cutting carbon emissions will actually lower temperatures. They are clearly wrong. Is "education" the issue? After all the muppets who actually believe that are every chance to have a B. Origami and actually be proud of it.
so happy for you being so chuffed with yourself
Its not flash. Probably better than The Independent though which has become rather hysterical over the last few years.
'It's a crisis, not a change': the six Guardian language changes on climate matters
A short glossary of the changes we’ve made to the Guardian’s style guide, for use by our journalists and editors when writing about the environment
In addition to providing updated guidelines on which images our editors should use to illustrate the climate emergency, we have updated our style guide to introduce terms that more accurately describe the environmental crises facing the world.
1.) “climate emergency” or “climate crisis” to be used instead of “climate change”
Climate change is no longer considered to accurately reflect the seriousness of the overall situation; use climate emergency or climate crisis instead to describe the broader impact of climate change. However, use climate breakdown or climate change or global heating when describing it specifically in a scientific or geophysical sense eg “Scientists say climate breakdown has led to an increase in the intensity of hurricanes”.
2.) “climate science denier” or “climate denier” to be used instead of “climate sceptic”
The OED defines a sceptic as “a seeker of the truth; an inquirer who has not yet arrived at definite conclusions”. Most “climate sceptics”, in the face of overwhelming scientific evidence, deny climate change is happening, or is caused by human activity, so ‘denier’ is more accurate.
3.) Use “global heating” not “global warming”
‘Global heating’ is more scientifically accurate. Greenhouse gases form an atmospheric blanket that stops the sun’s heat escaping back to space.
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So you swing from that to your favourite carbon emissions.The point remains he is full of s**t. Most news is PR. The book below by UK journo wrote a good book on the topic (well until he starts ranting about Murdoch which in hindsight looks absurd since so many journos were found not guilty).
Home | Flat Earth News
As for education in general re news, look at all the muppets on here who believe Australia cutting carbon emissions will actually lower temperatures. They are clearly wrong. Is "education" the issue? After all the muppets who actually believe that are every chance to have a B. Origami and actually be proud of it.
Cool story.
"Journalism is PR" - nothing to do with the argument.
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I agree. Lets have a look at some grade A fakenews:
Brexit could leave Britain in a 'constipation crisis', leading pharmacist warns
People are being urged to stock up on essentials in case there's a no deal Brexit
www.mirror.co.uk
Brexit 'could lead to spread of super-gonorrhoea and other diseases'
Infectious diseases such as super-gonorrhoea could spread more rapidly if the UK leaves the European Union, health chiefs have warned.
Brexit diet could lead to 5,600 deaths a year as fresh fruit and veg prices shoot up
Many will switch to less healthy diets as imported food becomes more expensive, says new research.
theconversation.com
Dairy products 'may become luxuries' after UK leaves EU
Reliance on EU butter, cheese and yoghurt means sharp price rises, says milk producer Arla
Brexit threat to sandwiches
Sandwiches would be "vulnerable" if a no-deal Brexit hit supply chains, says one grocery executive.
www.bbc.co.uk
Richard Branson makes SHOCK claim as he begs for new vote
RICHARD Branson shockingly claimed a hard Brexit could be "worse" than World War 2 for Britain as he urged the British Government to reconsider leaving the European Union altogether.
Shit just got real – the Brexit risk to toilet roll
Boris Johnson coined the phrase 'bog roll Brexit' to explain how the government's plan was unravelling, but the term might have a new...
Asda says Brexit uncertainty hurting shoppers
The US-owned supermarket says like-for-like sales rose in the latest quarter but reports a fall for the first half of the year.
Britons have spent £4bn stockpiling goods in case of no-deal Brexit
Research suggests one in five people have a food, drinks and medicine hoard worth £380
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I agree. Lets have a look at some grade A fakenews:
Brexit related constipation crisis!!!Brexit could leave Britain in a 'constipation crisis', leading pharmacist warns
People are being urged to stock up on essentials in case there's a no deal Brexit
Brexit related super-gonorrhoea !!!Brexit 'could lead to spread of super-gonorrhoea and other diseases'
Infectious diseases such as super-gonorrhoea could spread more rapidly if the UK leaves the European Union, health chiefs have warned.www.standard.co.uk
Brexit will kill thousands!!!Brexit diet could lead to 5,600 deaths a year as fresh fruit and veg prices shoot up
Many will switch to less healthy diets as imported food becomes more expensive, says new research.
FU BREXIT I LIKE CHEESE AAAAAAAHDairy products 'may become luxuries' after UK leaves EU
Reliance on EU butter, cheese and yoghurt means sharp price rises, says milk producer Arlawww.theguardian.com
THINK OF THE SANGASBrexit threat to sandwiches
Sandwiches would be "vulnerable" if a no-deal Brexit hit supply chains, says one grocery executive.www.bbc.co.uk
Worse than WW2!Richard Branson makes SHOCK claim as he begs for new vote
RICHARD Branson shockingly claimed a hard Brexit could be "worse" than World War 2 for Britain as he urged the British Government to reconsider leaving the European Union altogether.www.express.co.uk
WELL HAVE TO USE OUR HANDS TO WIPE OUR ARSES!Shit just got real – the Brexit risk to toilet roll
Boris Johnson coined the phrase 'bog roll Brexit' to explain how the government's plan was unravelling, but the term might have a new...www.theneweuropean.co.uk
People aren't buying things thanks to Brexit!!Asda says Brexit uncertainty hurting shoppers
The US-owned supermarket says like-for-like sales rose in the latest quarter but reports a fall for the first half of the year.news.sky.com
People are buying too much thanks to Brexit!!!Britons have spent £4bn stockpiling goods in case of no-deal Brexit
Research suggests one in five people have a food, drinks and medicine hoard worth £380
It will fade the curtains too. And make the milk spoil.
If there is any milk left.
Or curtains.
that meant nothing - the real change comes in December. so much spin still going on.
Why did the govt decide to have 'celebrations' when nothing changed? its like celebrating the end of the war on D-Day
Why did the govt decide to have 'celebrations' when nothing changed? its like celebrating the end of the war on D-Day
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These aged well.
Sounds like only the conservatives had a win. Everyone else, not so much
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So who are righties siding with in this ??
Piece of s**t boris or piece of s**t dom ?
Piece of s**t boris or piece of s**t dom ?
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