How can media outlets take responsibility for the content they publish? With Sam Harris on the Making Sense Podcast podcast. Watch the full episode: #FactChecking #Democracy

@MakingSenseHQ You're a disgusting POS

@MakingSenseHQ Oh wait, you're ghey. That's not an insult.

@MakingSenseHQ It doesn't work in Elon Musk's world. Era of misinformation and fake news is here

@MakingSenseHQ More importantly, how can we punish intelligence agencies for violating their mandates?

@MakingSenseHQ When rating and clicks rule and social media is winning over news, news become a reality show that will publish many things just in order to get the clicks or the audience Soon AI will be the de facto truth and whoever rules it will "dictate" everything Crazy times

@MakingSenseHQ If stories create people who are aggressive towards society with malicious intent, then they should bear responsibility for the same.

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@MakingSenseHQ Yuval, this is great. But I have a conjecture: it is not an editor's job to publish the truth. Rather, their job is to choose articles (and, more importantly, titles) that will entice customers to purchase their newspaper. This is especially the case for smaller publications.

@MakingSenseHQ Fast checking is the biggest scam they are behaving as censorship period… and JD Vance nailed it perfectly in Germany one week ago..

@MakingSenseHQ Are you saying the The NY Times hasn’t published false information?

@MakingSenseHQ That's why we have X now. Because truth seems to rather dynamic.