Headlines are supposed to summarize the story. Today they often summarize the emotion the editor wants you to feel. A headline used to do one job: tell you what the article is about. Simple. Today, headlines often do a different job: trigger a reaction—anger, fear, smugness, tribal satisfaction—so you click, share, and argue before you’ve … Read more
Headlines scream, screenshots “prove,” AI fakes abound. Here’s a no-BS, 60-second checklist Joe Everyman can use to verify before sharing.
Or this POS? By Chatrodamus. Opinion and analysis based on publicly available sources, documented below. Welcome to Moronica Court, where we hold trials for the terminally online who monetize lies and spread total nonsense about expats who blog honestly about life in the PhilippinesToday’s defendants: a pair of YouTube outrage farmers who slapped my friend’s … Read more