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@dalepartridge Masculinity influencers are always the biggest pussies

Jeffrey pstein even went to Celina 52 Truck Stop parties? Damn. 😆

The Deputy Director of the FBI has just announced that, starting next month, he's only going to use the X account that he blocked me on. Great.

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It’s not a coincidence that the dumbest people you’ve ever seen are excited about this

@TheJusticeDept How rich is it that the justice department is stealing IP for political clout.

Still funny, especially while singing it in the car during a commute in the morning. DIARRHEA SONG: https://t.co/Ie8chmkLRe via @YouTube

Mrs. Deagle was a vile old bag and she got what was coming to her.

I'm "lying with bot[-]like efficiency." I find that flattering. In fact, it's the sweetest thing someone's said to me all day.

@TheFalconer2219 @grok Research the topic in this thread. Output your own conclusions, and don't be influenced by what's written in this thread. Don't force conclusions. Double check your work to ensure the elimination of biases. Then, rate this thread. Finally, share your sources (or links to

@TheFalconer2219 10/ If we keep treating every disagreement as a foreign influence op, a troll, or an AI script, then we stop having conversations entirely. Ironically, that polarization, fear and breakdown of trust is exactly what real disinformation campaigns hope to cultivate. They have been

@TheFalconer2219 9/ Almost finished: Calling everyone you disagree with a “bot” or “AI” just shows how polarized and distrustful we’ve become. Sometimes it’s a way of saying “I don’t have to take you seriously.” Real bots exist. Real trolls exist. But real people disagree too, but that’s not

8/ And now there’s a new twist — my favorite — people accuse others of being AI. An account, @TheFalconer2219, did this to yours truly recently. Yet there’s still no reliable method for a human to confidently detect AI-generated text in the wild, and AI-detection tools — like

7/ In comment sections, post replies, and political threads, researchers observe that bot/troll accusations are often used to shut down debate: easier to call someone “inauthentic” than actually engage with their argument. We've all seen this rubbish. https://t.co/5n4r1OZ3F2

6/ Because bots are real, some people now treat the possibility of bots as everywhere, assuming anyone who argues with them must be a bot, a troll, or an AI-generated plant. That jump isn’t supported by the evidence, especially given how flawed both human labeling AND bot

5/ To be clear for the nitwits: Yes, real bot and troll operations exist. State-linked networks, coordinated disinformation, and spam/propaganda campaigns are documented. Research in automated bot detection and network impact (e.g. using more advanced detection frameworks)

4/ Even the automated tools people lean on, like Botometer, are known to produce lots of false positives and false negatives. https://t.co/7rKAmwV3uU That means many of the accounts labeled “bot” by tools may actually belong to real people, especially in different languages or

3/ Why does this happen? Psychological and behavioral research shows people are bad at detecting bots, and even worse when politics are involved. Humans tend to judge “realness” based on whether someone agrees with their tribe. Disagree? Must be a bot. Agree? Clearly human.

2/ A large-scale analysis of accusations on Twitter found that “you’re a bot” has basically become a conversation weapon used to dismiss or dehumanize the other side, not to identify actual automated accounts. Ref.: You are a Bot! — Studying the Development of Bot Accusations

🧵 1/ Online debates have gotten so polarized that a weird trend has exploded: If you disagree with someone, they don’t argue back — they just call you a Russian bot, a paid shill, slop, or lately, an AI. But research shows most of these accusations are not based on evidence.