Viral theory blames data centers for Cyclospora outbreak with no evidence

Viral theory blames data centers for Cyclospora outbreak with no evidence · Digg

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Commentators criticize the groundless claim despite its massive online traction.

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Commentators criticize the groundless claim despite its massive online traction.

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matt duffy@iammattduff

@nabeelqu @AndyMasley I've mostly had the opposite experience, tbh. I converted a green startup incubator from anti-AI to fully AI-pilled just by sending their executive some of Andy's stuff. I've had similar experiences with closer friends who read the Rolling Stone article from a while ago.

10:46 AM · Jul 15, 2026

Clarissa Adjoint@ClarissaAdjoint

@AndyMasley This reply crosses the batshit line so far I can't even be mad anymore, it's sublime

10:42 AM · Jul 15, 2026

Nabeel S. Qureshi@nabeelqu

@AndyMasley It's legitimately quite blackpilling arguing with someone IRL who believes this. It's like evidence does not change their mind.

10:40 AM · Jul 15, 2026

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Many users dismiss the theory blaming data centers for the Cyclospora outbreak as absurd conspiracy thinking that ignores evidence, while positive users praise content converting skeptics to pro-AI views.

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