Obviously false memes are all over Facebook these days.

[Aloha Hoosier]

Saw this one this morning. First, the 2020 election wasn't stolen. Second, only about half the states used Dominion machines and Dominion took Fox News for billions of bucks because of Fox's claims that they swayed the election. Third, the biggie, does anyone believe President Trump won California?!? LOL!

Also, why insert Germany into you false meme, Mr. False Meme Maker?

 

[Marvin the Martian]

Saw this one this morning. First, the 2020 election wasn't stolen. Second, only about half the states used Dominion machines and Dominion took Fox News for billions of bucks because of Fox's claims that they swayed the election. Third, the biggie, does anyone believe President Trump won California?!? LOL!

Also, why insert Germany into you false meme, Mr. False Meme Maker?

I suspect the people believing that are dutifully paying their EZ Pay tolls they are texted about.

 

[sweetsilence]

Facebook is a scourge on society. Haven't updated my page since about 2006, when I was in college and got a friend request from my mom. Quit right then.

 

[Univee2]

I suspect the people believing that are dutifully paying their EZ Pay tolls they are texted about.

All that money is going right to the Kangaroo Court . . . .and they don’t even know it.

Just wait until they open their bank statement. . .

Rookies.

 

[Aloha Hoosier]

Cutting edge intelligent meme from Facebook here:

I think I know who one of our anti-vaxxers is now. So many stupid memes out there.

 

[sweetsilence]

Cutting edge intelligent meme from Facebook here:

I think I know who one of our anti-vaxxers is now. So many stupid memes out there.

The thing that makes this crap even more irritating is it being so easy to find correct information. All it takes is, well, the things the average person lacks.

Out of curiosity I googled CDC vaccine schedule 2024. First link is the CDC site with a graphic for ages and recommendations. People barely have to read. BTW, 19 total by 18.

Honestly makes me wonder why people who keep things running don't just quit and retire to the countryside.

 

[Aloha Hoosier]

The thing that makes this crap even more irritating is it being so easy to find correct information. All it takes is, well, the things the average person lacks.

Out of curiosity I googled CDC vaccine schedule 2024. First link is the CDC site with a graphic for ages and recommendations. People barely have to read. BTW, 19 total by 18.

Honestly makes me wonder why people who keep things running don't just quit and retire to the countryside.

All the more irritating is this one was posted by one of my former Sailors. People in the military get all the vaccines plus - like anthrax. This guy didn't even get 60 vaccinations as a member of the military. He should know it's false on its face.

 

[Aloha Hoosier]

Spreading false information on social media results in real harm to real people, like this young lady, her boyfriend and her family:

ESPN’s Pat McAfee and others amplified a false rumor. A teenager’s life was ‘destroyed’

An Ole Miss freshman has engaged legal representation and says she intends to take action against McAfee, ESPN, and potentially others

www.nytimes.com

 

[Mark Milton]

Spreading false information on social media results in real harm to real people, like this young lady, her boyfriend and her family:

ESPN’s Pat McAfee and others amplified a false rumor. A teenager’s life was ‘destroyed’

An Ole Miss freshman has engaged legal representation and says she intends to take action against McAfee, ESPN, and potentially others

www.nytimes.com

That shit was brutal. Family and the girl are effed for life.

 

[UncleMark]

Spreading false information on social media results in real harm to real people, like this young lady, her boyfriend and her family:

ESPN’s Pat McAfee and others amplified a false rumor. A teenager’s life was ‘destroyed’

An Ole Miss freshman has engaged legal representation and says she intends to take action against McAfee, ESPN, and potentially others

www.nytimes.com

They should be sued into oblivion. @BradStevens @CO. Hoosier

 

[BradStevens]

They should be sued into oblivion. @BradStevens @CO. Hoosier

I'd love to have that case. McAfee is going to get shamed into paying some money, I'd guess, as he should be.

Her lawyer is well-educated:

Monica Uddin - AZA Law

azalaw.com

 

[dr.jb]

Spreading false information on social media results in real harm to real people, like this young lady, her boyfriend and her family:

ESPN’s Pat McAfee and others amplified a false rumor. A teenager’s life was ‘destroyed’

An Ole Miss freshman has engaged legal representation and says she intends to take action against McAfee, ESPN, and potentially others

www.nytimes.com

wow

again another reminder that there exists some evil, callous mfers in this world

sad......

 

[Aloha Hoosier]

wow

again another reminder that there exists some evil, callous mfers in this world

sad......

It’s getting worse.

 

[dr.jb]

It’s getting worse.

mcafee is bad enough and hopefully he'll pay.....he should know better

but the people who chime in from their keyboard.....

just how shitty does your own life/self-worth have to be to bully and abuse some innocent young girl?

give me one genies wish and i'd make social media disappear

 

[Aloha Hoosier]

I opposed the ACA as anyone that was here at the time knows, but I attacked it truthfully. It's law and not going away, but this meme still attacks it falsely. All that information is available online and every tax rate they mention is incorrect:

 

[hookyIU1990]

Yeah, but some memes ring true. My industry is 100% like this right now:

 

[mattndallas]

Yeah, but some memes ring true. My industry is 100% like this right now:

You ever have "Bubbles Notetaker" summarize a Zoom call you were on?

Never heard of it til yesterday. Client set up the call using Zoom, we use Teams.

Get this summary email 2 mins after the call with key points highlighted, BS table talk eliminated, and then a checklist of things to do for each person.

Kinda cool, but a little too Big Brotherish.

 

[GooglyMooglyWooglyBoogly]

wow

again another reminder that there exists some evil, callous mfers in this world

sad......

Mcafee is a genuinely good dude from everything I’ve seen. He’s meant to be ESPN’s more off color programming but I was absolutely shocked when he took this on.

He should pay restitution and offer a public apology. I’m confident he will.

 

[Mark Milton]

You ever have "Bubbles Notetaker" summarize a Zoom call you were on?

Never heard of it til yesterday. Client set up the call using Zoom, we use Teams.

Get this summary email 2 mins after the call with key points highlighted, BS table talk eliminated, and then a checklist of things to do for each person.

Kinda cool, but a little too Big Brotherish.

Only seen the work product of fireflies. It does a good job.

 

[hookyIU1990]

You ever have "Bubbles Notetaker" summarize a Zoom call you were on?

Never heard of it til yesterday. Client set up the call using Zoom, we use Teams.

Get this summary email 2 mins after the call with key points highlighted, BS table talk eliminated, and then a checklist of things to do for each person.

Kinda cool, but a little too Big Brotherish.

We're a Google shop, so I use Gemini. It's pretty good with that stuff.

Before Gemini was released I tried a few different ones and settled on Mem for a short period.

It's definitely Big Brotherish. I can go into Gemini and pull analytics from everyone on my team who uses it and look for key words and phrases. I can read the raw transcript in addition to the summary.

 

[dr.jb]

Mcafee is a genuinely good dude from everything I’ve seen. He’s meant to be ESPN’s more off color programming but I was absolutely shocked when he took this on.

He should pay restitution and offer a public apology. I’m confident he will.

i wasn't referring to mcafee. still he should've known better

callous evil mfers was for the loser behind the keyboard types