I find this take very intriguing I guess I never really thought about the interactions in social media and the effect, I think also pushing forward normal everyday voices might be helpful! #318 #UWJ201

I definitely think that that is possibility as we have seen how relevant bias has become in terms of engagement and traction throughout social media history. #318 #UWJ201

I believe this to be just the first step to not only a wave of disinformation but also a movement of lack of education that will have enormous consequences between users and our current and future generations. #318 #UWJ201

I believe they should be held to some sort of accountability depending on the level of damage they are propelling to society and their influence over people. #UWJ201 #318

I believe the quality I’m most drawn to is likeability, a brand’s ability to present itself in a way that feels genuine and appealing. I enjoy it when brands are in a constant listening mode with their customers, which makes their likeability feel even more meaningful and rewarding. #UWJ201 #318

I really like this question. I believe that in terms of profitable, successful businesses, there is always a way in which ethics and morality get lost in the way. I believe that it's incredibly unethical, given the exploitation of vulnerabilities in our populations. #UWJ201 #318

I think one piece of media that does a wonderful job at staying within the realm of satirical pieces and jokes is the Onion, while it can undoubtedly become a source of disinformation at times, if not understood critically, it does a perfect job at maintaining the perfect balance. #UWJ201 #318

I think being critical and aware of the sources you are consuming is key to receiving accurate news. Maintaining a critical outlook on what we consume will be necessary in our current society, as fact-checking has become a past tool. #318 #UWJ201

I appreciate this question a lot; I believe that bias per se has received a negative connotation, but overall, we are all undoubtedly guilty of being influenced by our bias in our work, and journalism has it even worse being in the public eye. #318 #UWJ201

I really appreciate this question! I think because of the hostility people are more prone to either stay away or fight hostility with more hostility and create tense environments. #UWJ201 #318

I believe that a way this can be practiced is through the rule that motivational speaker Mel Robbins highlighted in her podcast: "Start before you're ready". Implying that if you have a goal don't just wait for motivation to come by begin right at this second working towards it. #318 #UWJ201

I love this ! I have always been particularly drawn to the question of the "real" truth and how there isn't truly just a way to collect truths. Since objective information is collected many times through memory and perception, factors that can be distorted and manipulated by people. #UWJ201 #318

Yes, I believe that attention span and curiosity in the media is one of the biggest factors in terms of the knowledge that we get from sources, nevertheless I do still believe that outside research can be limited by short span curiosity. #UWJ201 #318

I think you're making an excellent point! I do believe that widespread accessibility can be achieved by analyzing the different accessibility factors needed whether it is clear content, language, representation, and seeking input from the audiences. #UWJ201 #318

I believe this "standard" has always been embedded, given that the origins of this country stem from the suppression of other racial backgrounds. It is unsurprising to see the legacy of racism interjecting into our ongoing societal biases. #318 #UWJ201

I believe that we get so caught up amongst political polarization that it distracts us from aiding and moving forward in terms of unity amongst tragedies #318 #UWJ201

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