Disinformation

So I find that quite interesting that there was so much so much material for this story to evolve, primarily literally because of disinformation campaigns Russia had engaged in over the past decade.

So that, I think, probably wasn't lost on many people we're talking to now.

And I think that's something perhaps worth reflecting on in terms of this idea that Disinformation and polluting the information ecosystem around biolabs, much like biological weapons, does not produce a controllable weapon.

It's one that has often blowback consequences for states.

I don't know if anyone else had any thoughts on some of the interesting people that were talking about this issue and how that may align in particular to US politics, most types of things.

And that's, you know, you could say that's a tactic of the dark as well, because the devil thrives in confusion.

And I think a lot of stuff is, there's a lot of disinformation put out there intentionally to muddy the waters.

So I would say that, like, we can't just believe everything.

And we know that at this point, especially we're at the age, in the age of AI, and like, you just can't believe what you see anymore.

So it is people who might believe that information is true and they're proliferating that without necessarily seeking to deceive people.

Disinformation, on the other hand, is the proliferation of false information with the intent to deceive or to cause harm.

And over the last few years, we've seen how this has become very industrialized and how there's a lot of incentives, both financially, systemically and otherwise.

There's several incentives that encourage people individuals, organizations, and often also state actors to participate in disinformation.

DARPA.

Yeah, DARPA blocked me because I outed Defeat Disinfo, McChrystal's group.

Which is interesting how that all turned out, because y- DARPA blocked you over us noticing Defeat Disinfo that Q had posted, that turned out to be General McChrystal's group of General Flynn digital soldiers that were attacking us-

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... and claiming that JFK Jr. was alive.

How do we call this in, in Spanish? Cuando una noticia o un, un mensaje incluso se hace viral y, y va rotando de una persona a otra persona.

Maybe desinformación.

Desinformación.

¿Pero en qué punto es desinformación?

When it's a lie.

I had 200,000 people that saw that and, "You spelled his name wrong.

Disinfo agent." That kind of stuff.

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And it's...

Is alive.

[upbeat music] Disinformation, prevarication, create confusion in I man mind.

I man mind.

[upbeat music] Don't cry, Israel, don't cry.

We got FISA warrants right.

We got Hillary's dirty Disinformation, Russian dossier, right.

We got Hillary servers right where so many in the media get things wrong, again, because they rush to judgment.

I did notice the Cornell president says the university must do better on the handling of sexual assault allegations.