«Sam•Forsythe»
@polymetis.bsky.social
🌩️ Polemologist, Peircean & μῆτις enthusiast
🕊️ @prif.org International Security & Science Communication
🔎 PhD on Deception in International Politics
✒️ War & Peace | Philosophy of Inquiry | Political Theory
🕊️ @prif.org International Security & Science Communication
🔎 PhD on Deception in International Politics
✒️ War & Peace | Philosophy of Inquiry | Political Theory
prohairetic? from prohairesis, though it may lean more towards moral will and volition than what you're aiming at
November 10, 2025 at 12:20 PM
prohairetic? from prohairesis, though it may lean more towards moral will and volition than what you're aiming at
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Surprisingly, we find that users who share unreliable URLs are more likely to share science. Moreover, this is particularly concentrated in more untrustworthy domains classified as fake/hoax or conspiracy theory. (3/10)
July 4, 2025 at 10:38 AM
Surprisingly, we find that users who share unreliable URLs are more likely to share science. Moreover, this is particularly concentrated in more untrustworthy domains classified as fake/hoax or conspiracy theory. (3/10)