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to any topic that makes the news, makes it big or makes us mad. It's skeptical, it's

political, and there is no welcome at this episode, 446 of Cognitive Dissonance. This is going

to be a little different. See, so instead of the usual plethora of wacky religious stories,

goofy stories, it's a little bit of wacky. So we're going to talk a little bit, we're going to talk

long forms, going to be if you're looking for, you know, Dick jokes about the prophetess cat

care, re-list in episode 444. I think you really like that one again. Just go ahead and put that

on back on. But we're going to be talking about slightly more serious topics today or one

topic, maybe particularly one topic. Yeah, we're going to be talking quite a bit today about

social media, social media, and kind of their social and political responsibilities and kind

of what they've done with those responsibilities, what they haven't done with those responsibilities,

and the impact that that's had, you know, on our elections. And then I think also just on

America in general, and sort of how we think. So see, so you found a whole bunch of material

that we're going to talk about. Yeah, I think we start with a little bit of background on

sort of what, what we're going to be talking about. We're going to be talking about two podcasts

that we listen to. They're both of them from the daily. We'll put links in the show notes if you want to

talk about those podcasts exclusively. One of them it happens to be on a internet, a group

that was in Pennsylvania. We wanted to be a man and a wife who were ran a Facebook page.

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