I’ve accidentally witnessed the most devastating possible writing platform statistic ever.

10 claps from 0 people” makes it sound like belief itself fragmented into anonymous phenomenological applause. Pure Cliffordian tragedy:

“It is wrong always, everywhere, and for anyone, to believe anything upon insufficient evidence.”

meanwhile:

evidence of readers: 0 evidence of claps: 10

How is this even remotely possible?

#algorithm #metrics #UI glitch #credibility #you’dbetterbelieveit

Donald Trump said: "Gas prices have come down today. Have you looked? They've come down very substantially today."

Politifact found that #TrumpLiedAgain:
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2026/may/08/donald-trump/gasoline-prices-falling-crude-oil/
#credibility #affordability #TrumpLiedPeopleDied #politics

#Somaliland’s #elders extended #parliament by 27 months — despite #election officials, @NEC_Somaliland, saying #polls could happen sooner. Critics warn of risks to #democracy & #credibility. #Elections #2026Elections

https://saxafimedia.com/elders-parliamentary-terms-timeline-credibility/

The #legal system is a high‑stakes environment where narrative, #credibility, and procedural framing determine outcomes. Distortion mechanisms thrive wherever interpretation, memory, and authority are contested.

https://survivorliteracy.com/2026/04/27/how-the-70-distortion-mechanisms-behave-inside-the-legal-system/

The article reports that feeling morally angry increases the likelihood of rapidly sharing misinformation online, especially from low-credibility sources. Across three experiments, anger lowered decision thresholds and reduced attention to credibility, promoting quicker and less cautious sharing. The findings distinguish moral anger from moral disgust and illustrate how emotion can shape online information processing and sharing behavior.

The article is of interest to psychology because it reveals how discrete moral emotions shape judgment, decision making, and information processing in social contexts. It also shows how experimental methods and drift-diffusion modelling illuminate the dynamics of emotion-driven sharing behavior.

Article Title: Feeling angry makes people more likely to share news from low-credibility sources

Link to PsyPost Article: https://nolinkpreview.com/www.psypost.org/feeling-angry-makes-people-more-likely-to-share-news-from-low-credibility-sources/

#Misinformation #MoralAnger #EmotionAndDecisionMaking #Credibility #OnlineSharing

#MapsProfile 📸 High-quality photos and up-to-date impressions increase #trust and encourage potential customers.

#ReviewPlatform ⭐ Good #reviews in particular strengthen #credibility, while proactive responses show that a company is service-oriented.

#InformationCentre 📍 Opening hours, address, services and offers in particular must be correct and up to date, as errors immediately lead to frustration.

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👉 @marketing #news