RavenTheCat
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just a guy who loves to play sandbox games, i rarely make gmod animations but on my YT you can find some of them.lately ive been trying to get back into drawing so i hope one day i can share some with you. i meet alot of great people here, and you are one of them! i know sometimes i can make a comment that gets alot of downvotes, its just my opinion, i try not to say stuff that is too sensitive but things happen opinions are made.in the end though im just here to hopefully share some fun. keep an eye out for my posts as i will try to be more active ^^
Yep im furry trash
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Facebook. Hands down. Millions of users that are basically technologically illiterate with no critical thinking skills finly connected. They put faith/trust in the articles with attention grabbing headlines that are shared by their peers because they trust their peers and grew up in a time where you relied on the people in your community. But with no critical thinking skills they don't understand that an article about the earth being flat that was produced by an amateur crystal enthusiast has no scientific basis. They don't even know at the bare minimum to verify the source. "Well aunt Edna shared it and she knows a thing or two." It allowed misinformation and stupidity to spread incredibly quickly.
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TheStankTank reply
Facebook. Hands down. Millions of users that are basically technologically illiterate with no critical thinking skills finly connected. They put faith/trust in the articles with attention grabbing headlines that are shared by their peers because they trust their peers and grew up in a time where you relied on the people in your community. But with no critical thinking skills they don't understand that an article about the earth being flat that was produced by an amateur crystal enthusiast has no scientific basis. They don't even know at the bare minimum to verify the source. "Well aunt Edna shared it and she knows a thing or two." It allowed misinformation and stupidity to spread incredibly quickly.
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> In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.
