In which @paulg predicts the future by minutes. (Admittedly a high probability event with this White House.)pic.twitter.com/qYovy83f5T
I noticed that myself. It seemed rather uncanny. Then I realized I was looking at Twitter, where viral lies are not exactly rare...
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When the cost of publishing is near zero you can’t *prevent* the merge/pushing of information. You can only (attempt) to dampen it.
@paulg’s point is that lies often get amplified and spread since we are desperate for “confirmation” (whether true or not). - Show replies
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This is a surprisingly insightful take on something St Paul himself struggled. It’s really good by the already very high PG’s standards.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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