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But how do we actually KNOW? 👀 That’s the question this interview left sitting in my head. If you haven’t watched the interview between Natali Morris and Baron Coleman, I genuinely urge you to find the time today. Driving? Put an earbud in. Cleaning? Let it play in the... background. Have time to sit down? Actually WATCH it. Because the perspective they explore forces you to think about something much bigger: In an era of AI, deepfakes, digital manipulation, screenshots, edited video, metadata, algorithms, and technology advancing faster than most of us can comprehend… How do we know what we think we know? Not what we were told. Not what we assumed. Not what looked convincing on a screen. What can we actually authenticate? It’s a fascinating rabbit hole—and once you start thinking about evidence through that lens, you start looking at EVERYTHING differently. 👀 Redacted on YouTube Let me know your thoughts. I'm interested in other opinions.show more

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