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Polly Hazelwood.

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So, wanted to get this rather toxic forum on the table.

So our aim on this podcast is to make sure there's no stone left unturned when it

comes to toxic platforms, toxic social media outlets, anything that could affect your children

online, but also yourselves. And now the latest one to be aware of, obviously you know we've raked through Andrew

Tate and there's more coming on that. But the latest site that has caught our attention is called

True Rate Me. Oh, I don't know where to start with this. So, in a nutshell, True Rate Me is a world where people,

mostly women, mostly young women, so your daughters, post photographs of themselves and ask for

an objective rating of their attractiveness, or at least what they believe to be an objective

rating from the audience. Its tagline is accurate objective

rating. So ultimately, your daughter, along with her mates, probably be encouraged by guys,

maybe, by girlfriends, put their photo on True Rate Me and wait for an internet's worth of people

to tell them whether they are indeed a six

out of ten, a nine out of ten, or in some cases it's one out of ten. It's horrendous. I'm sorry.

I am actually a bit speechless with this. I think this is so deeply, deeply problematic.

I can't actually believe that this system has been created. Apparently, it purports be scientific, which I find bonkers. And there's 170,000 members, people posting their faces online. I think it's crazy. Well, it reminds me of a club I went to in 1997, so it's devastating that we're in

2023 and there's like the pixelated version of this club existing. It was called, in Milton

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