Kintarian

Lol 😂

At first the author states:

The findings, which the researchers said suggest that social media users tend to merely read headlines and blurbs rather than fully engage with core content, appeared today (Nov. 19) in Nature Human Behavior. While the data were limited to Facebook, the researchers said the findings could likely map to other social media platforms and help explain why misinformation can spread so quickly online.

This implies all social media users. Later it mentions sharing information.

If I cared , I would read the paper. I think the author didn't do a very good job from headline on.

Sounds about right.

Politics, sensationalism, click bait, fear mongering. A lot of content is useless to me.

Oh, ok. It seemed they were talking about people only reading the headlines, then sharing with people who only read the headlines.

I think most of our politicians are on crack.

I don't read 90% of the articles because they're mostly crap.

First i was tired. Now I'm retired.

Look up project 2025. There are also many articles that show that most Republicans and evangelical Christians want to declare America as a Christian country. Here is just one example.

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2022/09/21/most-republicans-support-declaring-the-united-states-a-christian-nation-00057736

Edit. Bad grammar

God damnit Dave

What do you mean? You can be any kind of Christian you want. We have religious freedom.

Oh yeah, that too