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Smarticle - Algorithms and Influencers

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Today we talk about the dangers of misinformation and how it spreads online. Using a book titled 'Invisible Rulers' by Stanford Internet Observer, Rene Diesta, which examines how bad information and pseudo events become viral. The episode highlights the collective responsibility of internet users and the role of algorithms and influencers in propagating untruths. We also touch upon examples like Jenny McCarthy’s anti-vaccine movement and the conspiracy theories around Wayfair, stressing the importance of fact-checking and the impact of believing unverified information.

00:00 Introduction: Why You Should Avoid Brandon's New Website 00:33 The Smarticle Podcast: A Unique Experience 01:01 Purpose and Perception of the Show 01:45 Headline: The Power of Lies on the Internet 01:52 Book Review: Invisible Rulers by Rene Diesta 03:02 The Role of Algorithms and Human Choice 04:41 The Spread of Misinformation: Real-Life Examples 06:47 The Impact of Conspiracy Theories 09:41 The Ethics of Profiting from Lies 10:54 Conclusion: Seeking Happy Endings

Why lying on the internet keeps working

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#conspiracytheories #vox #internetlies #qanon #thelostbookofherbalremedies #internetconspiracies #tiktokbooks @Smarticleshow @BDDoble @larryolson threads.net/@smarticleshow @brand.dobes The Smarticle Podcast

https://www.smarticlepodcast.com/

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Today we talk about the dangers of misinformation and how it spreads online. Using a book titled 'Invisible Rulers' by Stanford Internet Observer, Rene Diesta, which examines how bad information and pseudo events become viral. The episode highlights the collective responsibility of internet users and the role of algorithms and influencers in propagating untruths. We also touch upon examples like Jenny McCarthy’s anti-vaccine movement and the conspiracy theories around Wayfair, stressing the importance of fact-checking and the impact of believing unverified information.

00:00 Introduction: Why You Should Avoid Brandon's New Website 00:33 The Smarticle Podcast: A Unique Experience 01:01 Purpose and Perception of the Show 01:45 Headline: The Power of Lies on the Internet 01:52 Book Review: Invisible Rulers by Rene Diesta 03:02 The Role of Algorithms and Human Choice 04:41 The Spread of Misinformation: Real-Life Examples 06:47 The Impact of Conspiracy Theories 09:41 The Ethics of Profiting from Lies 10:54 Conclusion: Seeking Happy Endings

Why lying on the internet keeps working

smarticlepodcast@gmail.com

#conspiracytheories #vox #internetlies #qanon #thelostbookofherbalremedies #internetconspiracies #tiktokbooks @Smarticleshow @BDDoble @larryolson threads.net/@smarticleshow @brand.dobes The Smarticle Podcast

https://www.smarticlepodcast.com/

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