If you could figure out a way to translate other problems into questions about how statements could be misrepresented, Twitter would become a very useful tool. But I doubt it's possible.
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When your tweets are seen by a sufficiently large number of people, Twitter becomes an amazingly powerful Mechanical Turk for answering the question "What are all the ways this statement could be misrepresented?"
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So you just expect people to work for you for free?! /s
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Tweet carefully... or run a fun experiment with every message you send
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What are you implying? That Twitter is deliberately misleading people?
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Graham claims to have invented Mechanical Turk.
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That made me laugh out loud.
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This gives a whole new perspective on Trump's statements.
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mmm, I have been shadow banned to post a lot a document I translated of
#masks4all xD... twitter is not a good place to share fresh info.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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this could prove useful for testing how to engineer sentiment for (dis)information campaigns
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