Tristan Harris explains “the false belief that the presidential election had been stolen”

Keywords: Tech policy , Facebook , misinformation , politics , Tinder , Twitter , YouTube

The chief author of that claim was President Donald Trump, but the mob’s readiness to believe it was in large part a product of the attention economy that modern technology has created.

https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/01/10/1015934/facebook-twitter-youtube-big-tech-attention-economy-reform

See also: https://connect.data.blog/2020/09/16/herding-millennials-a-new-agenda-for-tech

Google Campaigns Against Donald Trump’s Re-Election in 2020 Campaign as President of USA (vs Joe Biden)

Recently, on another blog, I described what has happened in the 2020 Presidential Election in the United States over the past several months.

Now (apparently, just the other day) a smoking gun (or rather: several smoking guns) has (have) been discovered.

I got wind of this via Adam Curry’s excellent analysis on the NoAgenda podcast (episode 1294 [ca. 2:40:00 – 3:05:00] ).

Rather than trying to summarize what seems to be a rather complicated affair, I strongly recommend you to listen to the relevant part of episode 1294 of the No Agenda podcast and thereby get the story directly from Adam’s mouth.