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Facebook has given “fact checking” website Snopes tools to snoop on private user data in the fight against the so-called ‘fake news’ problem.  An unnamed Facebook employee confirmed that the social media giant now use Machine Learning Algorithms to directly target independent media outlets and anything considered “alt right” in order to suppress those stories from appearing on a users’ newsfeed. Politicalnewsupdate.com reports: The anonymous whistleblower also revealed that some Snopes.com staff members may be given behind-the-scenes access to Facebook user profiles.

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Source: Townhall.com

Will Trump Lower the Cost of Speaking the Truth?

Paul Craig Roberts

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The Simpsons appear to have predicted the future yet again, with an unearthed 1991 episode depicting a situation very similar to the “Pizzagate” scandal. On November 21, 1991, an episode entitled “Flaming Moe’s” aired on Fox, and featured a pizzeria named “Zip Zap” and “Za Pizza Arcade”. Distract101.com reports: Predictive programming is a term used to describe a method used [mostly] in mass media.

By EconMatters

We go over some viewer questions in this video regarding trading theory, and then go over a question regarding market correlations of assets in the metals market. Blame the programmers for overly simplistic market correlations, they are just being lazy! But know the nuances of each specific market because you are giving away too much edge to just lump everything into general trade baskets.