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    #3551
    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Nag based ako doon sa post mo na lamang nga si Leni sa D and E lower section pero laman si BBM sa Middle class and up.


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    Actually new info nga din siya eh. Naiisip ko lang middle class din ang nagpanalo kay Duterte.

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    #3552
    Quote Originally Posted by Little Missy View Post
    Actually new info nga din siya eh. Naiisip ko lang middle class din ang nagpanalo kay Duterte.

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    Kaya nga mali perception natin na mahina siya sa lower class kabaligtaran pala sa middle class and up pala siya mahina


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    #3553
    For example sa office namin mostly apolitical (atleast sa social media). Parang ang uncool kasing maging political, "nilamon na ng eleksyon". Pero etong mga ganitong tipo yung nadala ng propaganda at bumuto kay Duterte.

    When I started sharing posts pansagot sa Lenlen series, there's this friend who commented something like how sad na naging dirty war na itong election (toxic positivity). And yet she defended Duterte sa akin back then. In my head I'm like, kaya nga kami sumasagot na ngayon kasi may tulad mong supposedly may isip naman at may access sa information pero nabibiktima pa din.

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    #3554
    Ok this one is trending on Twitter. A SHS module:



    https://twitter.com/alex_abano/statu...i-gLNn9F6xExtQ

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    #3555
    Robin Padilla? really? sana malaglag pa.. mas gusto ko pa si Gordon na lang pumasok kesa dyan..


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    #3556
    Quote Originally Posted by _Qwerty_ View Post
    Robin Padilla? really? sana malaglag pa.. mas gusto ko pa si Gordon na lang pumasok kesa dyan..

    That's the kind of voters we have hear in PH. We deserve what we will get.

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    #3557
    Legarda was an absentee governor according to my friends in Iloilo. I still remember her back in 2010 when she ran for VP and during a forum she claimed to be an Ilonggo, Manuel Roxas then spoke to her in Ilonggo and she could not answer back.

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    #3558
    Quote Originally Posted by _Qwerty_ View Post
    Robin Padilla? really? sana malaglag pa.. mas gusto ko pa si Gordon na lang pumasok kesa dyan..

    Kaya nga mga engot eh.


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    #3559


    Nice modeling paper (using game theory) about "fake news" by Alexander Stewart of Univ of St. Andrews.
    Title: The coercive logic of fake news
    Link: [218.13687] The coercive logic of fake news
    Highlights:
    1. Publishers who seek to spread misinformation can generate high engagement with falsehoods by using strategies that mix true and false stories over time, in such a way that they serve more false stories to more loyal readers. These coercive strategies cause false stories to receive higher reader engagement than true stories – even when readers strictly prefer truth over falsehood.
    2. Publishers who seek to promote engagement with accurate information will use strategies that generate more engagement with true stories than with false stories.
    3. Engagement is negatively correlated with perceived accuracy among misinformation sites, but positively correlated with perceived accuracy among mainstream sites.
    4. If a publisher incorrectly assumes that readers prefer falsehoods, their resulting publication strategy can itself manufacture greater engagement with false news – leading to a self-reinforcing cycle of false news promotion.
    5. In order to effectively understand and combat misinformation, it is not enough to study how people engage with news in isolation - academics and policy makers must consider the strategic interplay of those who produce and consume (mis)information.
    Note: the paper is still in preprint version (not yet peer-reviewed).

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    #3560
    Mapapa-P.I. ka talaga seeing Robin Padilla in the top 12. It's bad enough that we have Lito Lapid in there already and mabuti si Willie Revillame had the good sense not to run.

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