Insightful Podcast on the dangers of misinformation
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“This is a great podcast that delves deeper into the danger of misinformation and what happens when you have blind loyalty to a largely incompetent government who refuses to believe scientists and instead spreads propaganda. This is precisely that is happening in America, so it is also pretty terrifying.
I’ll add, too, I love the trump supporters on here who don’t realize the irony of their one-star ratings, because their sociopathic, imbecilic leader is being rightfully criticized, and erroneously throw out, “socialists”— which sounds as idiotic as them saying “libtard”—because they are too stupid to come up with any sort of cogent argument for their dislike of the podcast or cite anything that isn’t propaganda, and fail to understand, in consequence, what happens when people support ideology over science and facts.”
Niamph via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/15/19
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“The show is amazing, it is so well done, the podcast is a must if you like the show. The information presented here is a great complement to the show”
RCTCX via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/16/19
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“Even if I wasn’t a history lover I’d give this five stars!”
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05/17/19
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“I have a Russian friend who was assigned to go into the area after the disaster to test the results of continuing radiation on the populations that were moved away - just not far enough away, as it turns out. So they decided to simply study them. And she nor her team were allowed to tell them the...”Read full review »
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