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    An apology over proof standards for alleged paid influencer propaganda

    A user apologized to Nathan for criticizing his standards of proof about allegations that “doomer” organizations paid influencers for covert propaganda.

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    1 Source, 16d ago, first seen 16d ago

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    A user said they had doubted they could meet Nathan’s standards of proof for their allegation that “doomer” organizations were paying influencers for covert propaganda. They said he had needed time, apologized for being unkind while he wrestled with the evidence, and thanked him for sharing what they called an “uncomfortable result.”

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    @lumpenspaceI've been unfair to Nathan, and I'm sorry. i thought his standards for proof were getting far too high, and that there was no way i could prove him that, indeed, influencers were being paid by doomer orgs for covert propaganda to his satisfaction, while he really just needed time. i wanted to apologise for having been unkind to him while he wrestled with the evidence, and to thank him for sharing an uncomfortable result.

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    @lumpenspaceI've been unfair to Nathan, and I'm sorry. i thought his standards for proof were getting far too high, and that there was no way i could prove him that, indeed, influencers were being paid by doomer orgs for covert propaganda to his satisfaction, while he really just needed time. i wanted to apologise for having been unkind to him while he wrestled with the evidence, and to thank him for sharing an uncomfortable result.