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How to talk to that family member over the holidays

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By Charlie Pinkerton. Published on Dec 23, 2020 10:30am
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Vacation series?
If you’ve seen the original films, you can’t have forgotten him, especially if you made it past the 40-minute mark of 1989’s
Christmas Vacation, when Eddie and co. pay a surprise visit to the Griswolds’ Chicago home.
Maybe it’s Quaid’s show-stealing, iconic lines like, “Clark, that’s the gift that keeps giving the whole year,” when his cousin-in-law receives a slap-in-the-face Christmas bonus of a Jelly of the Month Club membership. Or maybe, like Clark, you can’t shake from your mind the image of Eddie emptying his RV’s toilet into the street sewer. Or perhaps it’s because your family has its own Cousin Eddie (and if you can’t point him out, it could be you). ....

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Influencers are being recruited to fight dangerous conspiracy theories about COVID-19 as people shun experts' warnings

How data scientists and influencers are joining forces to fight against dangerous COVID-19 conspiracy theories online
How data scientists and influencers are joining forces to fight against dangerous COVID-19 conspiracy theories online
Allana AkhtarDec 22, 2020, 22:27 IST
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Data scientists at Public Good Projects are partnering with a network of micro-influencers to spread facts on COVID-19 and vaccines on social media.
Public health officials worry misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines on social media could prevent Americans from getting the shots.
Just 129 accounts are predominantly responsible for misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines on Twitter, according to peer-reviewed PGP data.
Everyday social media users and micro-influencers have been sharing true, scientific vaccine information to help combat misinformation. ....

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Data scientists, influencers team up to combat COVID-19 conspiracies

Data scientists at Public Good Projects are partnering with a network of micro-influencers to spread facts on COVID-19 and vaccines on social media.
Public health officials worry misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines on social media could prevent Americans from getting the shots.
Just 129 accounts are predominantly responsible for misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines on Twitter, according to peer-reviewed PGP data.
Everyday social media users and micro-influencers have been sharing true, scientific vaccine information to help combat misinformation.
Experts say people will trust those who aren t politicians or health experts to get public health information online.
Fitness instructor Shauna Harrison s Instagram feed consists of simple workout routines and yoga stretches she shares with her 84,000 followers. ....

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Data scientists are teaming up with influencers to fight dangerous conspiracy theories about COVID-19 as people shun experts' warnings

How data scientists and influencers are joining forces to fight against dangerous COVID-19 conspiracy theories online
[email protected] (Allana Akhtar)
© Courtesy of Shauna Harrison
Shauna Harrison Courtesy of Shauna Harrison
Data scientists at Public Good Projects are partnering with a network of micro-influencers to spread facts on COVID-19 and vaccines on social media.
Public health officials worry misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines on social media could prevent Americans from getting the shots.
Just 129 accounts are predominantly responsible for misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines on Twitter, according to peer-reviewed PGP data.
Everyday social media users and micro-influencers have been sharing true, scientific vaccine information to help combat misinformation. ....

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