oozey mess
noise dept.
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
NASA
trying on a metaphor
if i look back, i am lost
Kiana Khansmith
Not today Justin
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Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
KIROKAZE
Show & Tell
Misplaced Lens Cap
sheepfilms
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Mike Driver
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Andulka
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wallacepolsom
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@mariimoostashe
I've accepted the fact that-
I’m needy. I’m hyper. I’m clinging, and I’m annoying. No one human can handle me, and that’s okay. I don’t want them to. Some days I need like 30 people to talk to me, some days I want just 1, other days I don’t want to be with anyone but myself. I’m okay with that. I’m happy.
Laughs in undiagnosed audhd.
I need to move away from my ghosts
I am so happy to report that she did in fact finally move far, far away from all her ghosts.
What if I started venting on here again
Elon will probably have the community note removed, like he usually does on any facts that don’t conform to his opinion
Passive language vs active language
Recovery isn't nice. It isn't all self care products and tea and positive affirmations and the clean girl aesthetic. Recovery is an emotional roallercoaster, it's full of ups and downs, relapses, failures, frustrations. It's a really difficult thing to do which is why a lot of people always stay in their toxic ways. Changing your life, improving your mental health, confronting your traumas, fighting addictions is not fun. It never has been. But it's necessary, which is why we are trying to make it look more enjoyable and bring some fun elements into it. That doesn't meen we are goofing off. This is the most ambivalent time of our lives.
i know it's a bit hard. but you've done hard things before. and you've seen the light again. keep going <3
IN THE WAKE of Hamas’ deadly attacks on Israel this weekend—and the Israeli military’s response—journalists, researchers, open source intelligence (OSINT) experts, and fact-checkers rushed to verify the deluge of raw video footage and images being shared online by people on the ground. But users of X (formerly Twitter) seeking information on the conflict faced a flood of disinformation.
While all major world events are now accompanied almost instantly by a deluge of disinformation aimed at controlling the narrative, the scale and speed at which disinformation was being seeded about the Israel-Hamas conflict is unprecedented—particularly on X.
“For many reasons, this is the hardest time I’ve ever had covering a crisis on here,” Justin Peden, an OSINT researcher from Alabama known online as the Intel Crab, posted on X. “Credible links are now photos. On the ground news outlets struggle to reach audiences without an expensive blue check mark. Xenophobic goons are boosted by the platform’s CEO. End times, folks.”
Rather than being shown verified and fact-checked information, X users were presented with video game footage passed off as footage of a Hamas attack and images of firework celebrations in Algeria presented as Israeli strikes on Hamas. There were faked pictures of soccer superstar Ronaldo holding the Palestinian flag, while a three-year-old video from the Syrian civil war repurposed to look like it was taken this weekend.
As a result, Peden says that he and his fellow OSINT researchers have to spend their time debunking years-old content rather than verifying and sharing real footage from the conflict.
Many of these videos and images racked up hundreds of thousands of views and engagements. While some later featured a note from X’s decimated community fact-checking system, many more remained untouched. And as Elon Musk has repeatedly done in recent incidents, the platform’s CEO made the situation much worse.
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do you wanna come to my house and do absolutely nothing with me?
I feel so bad for palestinians in gaza right now like aside from where you stand on what hamas is doing it is obvious people from gaza are going to suffer most from this situation
Wearing a huge t-shirt in the house… that’s fashion baby
Some people don’t deserve to see you.
Rich people openly brag about intentionally choosing to live off of other people's hard work, while they shame poor people for receiving financial assistance that they need to live.
Tumblr is so nice. I can be boring and useless here in peace
