I like this metaphor. Q: do you think people are creating/spreading dyes intentionally, to identify susceptible areas?
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(E.g., some have argued that Trump is doing this, to suss out who is/isn't loyal to him.)
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Not monitoring the admin closely but am interested in any sources/links that support this view (any org in power can use this method)
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One common complaint about Trump supporters for example is that they believe insanities such as the Clinton's running a pedophile ring
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While the other common complaint is that they spread this misinformation to mislead people. What really happens though is that this...
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misinformation is spread not so much to mislead others but to identify allied individuals and organizations willing to repeat it.
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To achieve this goal, misinformation has to border on the level of insane (which is what the Clinton hoax is, imo). The "insane" bit is dye
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I added a paragraph (btw, your question helped me think through it)pic.twitter.com/cshKJm39iB
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last sentence really seals the deal
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