AI researchers ran a secret experiment on Reddit to 'change the minds' of users
(www.livescience.com)
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If one reddit, then ones mind was tempted to ignore perceivable change (inspiration) for fixing suggested (information).
Inspiration has to be adapted to on the fly, since it moves, while information tempts ones memory to hold onto it, which then permits others to "reddit" again and again and again...
Haha.. they're all pissed off over this cause it shows how easily influenced those tarded sheep user's are on peddit.
Lmao, this has been going on forever.
Im pretty sure this asshole in halifax was paid to target me.
https://huddle.today/2022/05/03/the-halifax-entrepreneur-erasing-your-digital-sins/
I feel pretty confident he was the one ordering 20 mcdoubles with my email/name through uber eats (they dont require you to verify email), marked my residence as a tourist attraction, and registered my real names on reddit when I started talking about what happened to me at arca.
I also feel pretty confident he was the mod for r/halifax that banned me, and still prolly is through another one of his alts and bot networks.
Can you imagine the money to be made if you wanted to sell your soul?
Im willing to bet he got rich during covid while promoting the mainstream narrative and banning anyone in the halifax sub who disagreed.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/psychological-warfare-influence-campaign-canadian-armed-forces-1.6079084
I dont know why I didnt realize it before, but of course the halifax reddit, with halifax being one of canadas largest military hubs, is very likely to be heavily surveilled by agents.
Canada is truly fucked if god forbid, another world war happens though. From what I seen, they aint got much.
Imagine what is being done to control the narrative that isn't public like this ...
Stupid, see if they can get people to change their mind about the globe earth. Never gonna happen