Tate Brothers will End up in prison(most likely). Evidence is conclusive.

[Husseinisdoingfine]

I remember a comedian made a great point, was that just like Donald Trump was a poor man's idea of a rich man, Andrew Tate was a 12 year old boy's idea of an adult man.

[Average Actualizer]

About that...

[zurew]

2 minutes ago, Average Actualizer said:

About that...

https://x.com/CrayonMurders/status/1858838256152170544

[Average Actualizer]

1 minute ago, zurew said:

https://x.com/CrayonMurders/status/1858838256152170544

Andrew says majority of evidence has been dismissed, of course he could be lying but i don't see the point, if he isn't then it looks like it's over.

[Carl-Richard]

13 minutes ago, zurew said:

https://x.com/CrayonMurders/status/1858838256152170544

I read through some of the posts and it's scary to see how pervasive and relentless misinformation can be and how it starts with a single spark and echoes through the entire sphere by all these talking heads thinking they're driven by truth.

Edited Tuesday at 09:40 PM by Carl-Richard

[Scholar]

15 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

I read through some of the posts and it's scary to see how pervasive and relentless misinformation can be and how it starts with a single spark and echoes through the entire sphere by all these talking heads thinking they're driven by truth.

That's not even the worst. The bad part is that there is no accountability whatsoever. People don't care if they are sold misinformation, even if you show them that it was blatant misinformation. There is no shame, no need to adjust your epistemic standards so you don't embarass yourself again, because nobody will think it is embarassing in the first place. After all, the other side does it too, is what they think, and therefore we have to protect our own even if sometimes they lie.

Like Leo said in the blogpost, people genuinely do not care about truth anymore, even less so now than 10 years ago.

Edited Tuesday at 09:55 PM by Scholar

[zurew]

1 hour ago, Carl-Richard said:

I read through some of the posts and it's scary to see how pervasive and relentless misinformation can be and how it starts with a single spark and echoes through the entire sphere by all these talking heads thinking they're driven by truth.

Yep, all of those people are incredibly shameless.

The thing that I hate the most is when I start arguing against a premise that isn't even real  - like the Sadhguru thread that you shut down, I was baited into that as well (I should have watched the video that was shared there, but I was falsely assuming that the guy who created the thread had the capacity and the thoroughness not to create a thread based on a completely false premise)

I am getting to the point where I dont want to grant any piece of info about almost anything that I havent directly 100% validated myself .  Like I would rather autistically ask for a source  and be annoying about it  than getting baited into another debate, where the underlying premise is based on vibes rather than facts.