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yeah, unfortunately, that's spot on. Just like pseudoscience spreads faster than real science.
We experience this intensely in medicine, to the point where a single piece of fake news can take weeks of work to fix within the community
and it's not about twitter only
it's about the whole social

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different study but did steal the line from him

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the most important part about this study isn't the headline, its the subheader

Tangential to this, I think about the spread of misinformation and disinformation as a threat to public health.

every news medium has this problem, no? At least Twitter/X has community notes that correct misinformation for most popular posts

People got swapped in emotions, especially fear.

Rumors tend to be bad news most of the times.