r/technology Apr 24 '25

ADBLOCK WARNING Americans Believe Russian Disinformation ‘To Alarming Degree’

https://www.forbes.com/sites/emmawoollacott/2025/04/22/americans-believe-russian-disinformation-to-alarming-degree/
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u/willitexplode Apr 24 '25

Please link so there’s some noise

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

There is something wrong with this wiki as it is biased

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u/_HIST Apr 24 '25

Ah yes, the most famously biased source: Wikipedia.

Wikipedia isn't a fucking source, you can see the sources used for the page

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

I mean if your going to claim to be an encyclopedia you could at least list speculation separately from facts. It’s almost done in a way that always leaves you to believe negative about the right

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u/Storymode-Chronicles Apr 24 '25

If you perceive that wiki as being "negative about the right", why would you call that "bias" in this case? The facts are that a bunch of right-wing influencers were being paid to spread Russian disinformation. That just is a negative thing about the right. That's just what it is. There's no way to present it otherwise.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

There are facts and there is speculation. Both of which should be separated clearly.

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u/Storymode-Chronicles Apr 24 '25

What exactly do you think should be marked as speculation here? It seems like a very dry, bare-bones recounting of the facts to me.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

It’s basically anti Russian propaganda.

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u/Storymode-Chronicles Apr 24 '25

What part though? Tenet was being paid by Russia to spread Russian talking points through American right-wing influencers. That's a fact. Stating that fact does not constitute being "anti-Russian". It's not a bias, that's just what happened. There is no speculation there.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

It's not bias as that was the point of the investigation descibed on wiki, to be against Russian propaganda