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digital privacy is important and "the right to be forgotten" gets deserved attention, but we need to also talk more about "the right to remember" and the epistemic imperative to protect ourselves from being gaslit by historical revisionists.

GET EM

Gotta shut down the influence operation before the Feds come looking for answers

Thank you so much for doing this incredible work.

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You can't wipe yourself from the face of the earth unless you're built to be wiped.

*A team theme starts*

I would like to see data audits being incorporated into pollster scores. Seeing that the polls data was noise was eye opening.

bsky.app/profile/glos...

We can only hope.

Somebody has to do it and I, for one, appreciate it. 

On the contrary I think it rocks that someone gives enough of a shit to do this and that the someone is the aggregator I trust the most (a correlation which I suppose is not coincidental!)

Can’t imagine it’s fun but it’s impressive and important work. Thank you!

Bravo!

I don't like what this means for young folks trying to establish a reputation for expertise or insight or hard work, but the internet now must be treated as a wholly adversarial propaganda network. Nearly always fake, nearly always pushing the agenda of a few billionaires.

In retrospect, a headline about "James Talrico" should've been a red flag.

@gelliottmorris.com is the @pablo.show of polling!

What's the motivation for these outfits? Are they trying to sell their results, or are they trying to influence elections with biased results?

This is nuts. Truly god's work.

Bet if you pull this thread for long enough it goes to someone we all know and I bet pulling more leads to foreign interests.

WaPo article gift link about y'all and what you found. wapo.st/4i7v2Da

More like Sokal Strategies, amirite?

For real.

Wow

Maybe they blame the php hack?

Nice job!

Crushing souls out here Elliott

*whispers* ActiVote next please....

"A shady pollster from sunny California" is a great, old-school newspaper turn of phrase. Like a line delivered by a hard-boiled fedora-wearing Humphrey Bogart in a noir film.