Chapter
The Problem with Believing Everything on the Internet is False
16:45 - 19:51 (03:05)
The speaker explains that while there is fake information on the internet, not everything is false. Believing blindly that everything is fake can lead to missing out on truthful information.
Clips
The speakers express controversial opinions about a sensitive topic, with one person's comments being described as a "laser into someone's heart."
16:45 - 17:20 (00:35)
Summary
The speakers express controversial opinions about a sensitive topic, with one person's comments being described as a "laser into someone's heart."
ChapterThe Problem with Believing Everything on the Internet is False
EpisodeThe Bait Debate
PodcastDistractible
The hosts of Distractable podcast have a humorous conversation about putting out fake opinions and fabricated posts, particularly on Reddit subreddits.
17:20 - 18:19 (00:59)
Summary
The hosts of Distractable podcast have a humorous conversation about putting out fake opinions and fabricated posts, particularly on Reddit subreddits.
ChapterThe Problem with Believing Everything on the Internet is False
EpisodeThe Bait Debate
PodcastDistractible
Joe and his guest discuss the prevalence of bullsh*t on the internet, mentioning the subreddit Today I F*cked Up, and recommend reading the philosophy document "On Bullsh*t" by Harry Frankfurt.
18:19 - 19:18 (00:59)
Summary
Joe and his guest discuss the prevalence of bullsh*t on the internet, mentioning the subreddit Today I F*cked Up, and recommend reading the philosophy document "On Bullsh*t" by Harry Frankfurt.
ChapterThe Problem with Believing Everything on the Internet is False
EpisodeThe Bait Debate
PodcastDistractible
Two people discuss how being perceived as the nice one affects their interactions with others.
19:18 - 19:51 (00:32)
Summary
Two people discuss how being perceived as the nice one affects their interactions with others.