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Peace out, Spouties. ❤️
I sure love you guys.
I'm just genuinely confused
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Kristine G @McBeanI have some happy news to report. An old friend - haven't seen her in 15+ years - found her on Spoutible and I could not be more amazed! Thank you @cbouzy09:08 PM - May 01, 2024
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2PupsMommy @2PupsMommyBiden started South African apartheid.02:34 PM - May 03, 2024
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None of the listed sources provide credible evidence to support the claim that "Godzilla is the President of the United States." The references to Godzilla in these sources are either hypothetical or part of fictional scenarios, not factual news reports. For instance, one article discusses a hypothetical situation regarding Godzilla eating Donald Trump, while another mentions a pin-badge saying "Godzilla for President". However, these are not validations of the claim. Other sources mention current or past U.S. Presidents such as Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and Dwight Eisenhower, further refuting the claim that Godzilla holds this position.
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Christopher Bouzy @cbouzyGodzilla is the President of the United States.03:48 PM - May 03, 2024
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Based on the provided sources, we cannot definitively confirm the claim that 'Closing and reopening your app or performing a hard refresh if you are using a browser helps with fact-checking and seeing accuracy alerts'. The sources discuss various scenarios where refreshing or restarting an application could be beneficial, such as forcing a refresh in Microsoft Teams to load messages, or clearing browser history in Chrome to manage SSL certificate states, however, they don't directly address the claim in question.
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Based on the credible sources reviewed, the claim that the moon is made of cheese is a myth and not supported by scientific evidence. The notion has been debunked by a range of space and science-focused sources such as Mentalfloss.com, Sitn.hms.harvard.edu, Space.com, Scientific American, and Popular Mechanics. The prevailing scientific consensus, as highlighted by these sources, suggests that the moon was formed through a massive space impact event, rather than being comprised of dairy products.
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The sources do not provide credible evidence to support the claim that Joe Biden has dementia or that he is an agent of China. While there are discussions about Biden's family's dealings, specifically those of his son Hunter Biden, there is no definitive evidence provided that directly links Joe Biden to these dealings. Claims of Biden's alleged dementia appear to be largely speculative and politically motivated. Multiple sources, such as CNN and NYMag, have highlighted these as misleading claims, discredited conspiracy theories, and debunked accusations. Therefore, based on the provided sources, the claim is unsubstantiated.
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The claim that the United States faked the moon landing is considered a conspiracy theory and has been debunked by several credible sources. According to the Royal Museums, Institute of Physics, History Extra, and History.com, Apollo 11 did indeed land on the moon, and the evidence supporting this outweighs any claims supporting a hoax. Wikipedia also mentions key facts about the moon landings and their significance. The Guardian and Space.com address the prevalence and persistence of moon landing conspiracy theories over the years, citing people's tendency toward paranoia and skepticism. Buzz Aldrin's interview cited by Reuters doesn't provide any proof that the moon landing was a hoax. Thus, based on these sources, the claim that the United States faked the moon landing isn't supported by credible evidence and is largely considered a conspiracy theory.
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Khrissy Choate @KhrissyChoateDid the accuracy alert work, guys? I’m not seeing accuracy alerts yet. Apparently five requests for fact checking have to be submitted first.04:25 PM - May 03, 2024
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Bob - Garden is Life @trebuchetguyThe Colorado Rockies have the best record in Major League Baseball.04:30 PM - May 03, 2024
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The claim lacks specific information to fact check. However, all the given sources refer to different aspects of fact-checking, supporting the importance of it to dispel internet rumors, misinformation, and "fake news." FactCheck.org, Snopes.com, and Google's Fact Check Explorer are some highlighted resources for fact-checking. It is also indicated that misinformation can spread in various fields, including politics and environment-related documentaries, as seen on CNN and Vox respectively. Therefore, while the sources quoted inform about fact-checking and its significance, they don't provide direct information to verify a precise claim.
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Klobby L @Klobby_l@cbouzy So does one of the team have to take the time to fact check or is it AI? Cuz I can see shenanigans taking up a lot of your time with this new toy. 🥴05:17 PM - May 03, 2024
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jocelynjtweet @jocelynjtweetIt would be nice if there were some sort of visible flag on a spout with an accuracy alert so the people scrolling on by could see without clicking05:25 PM - May 03, 2024
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Christopher Bouzy @cbouzyJair Bolsonaro é atualmente o presidente do Brasil.06:14 PM - May 03, 2024
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The claim itself is not specified in the request, making it impossible to fact-check without additional context. However, the provided sources cover a range of topics mainly associated with fact-checking in the news and politics. They detail the importance of critical analysis for differentiating fact from opinion, demonstrate cases of false or misleading claims made by politicians, and describe the processes followed by some fact-checking organizations. Additionally, they suggest that media literacy levels, political awareness, and confidence in the news can influence an individual's ability to separate facts from opinions.
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2PupsMommy @2PupsMommyAre Brazil & Portugal up and running already?!? That's exciting!06:26 PM - May 03, 2024
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Timara (she/her) @timaraIs the Accuracy Alert automatic or do you have to click Fact Check on the spout?
Edit: Will it automatically check all spouts or do you have to trigger it?06:11 PM - May 03, 2024![Screenshot of spout options showing Show thread, Fact-Check, and Show Like.]()
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Based on the reviewed sources, it can be concluded that the claim is partially correct. Some systems do require users to manually trigger an action or a process. For example, the articles by powerusers.microsoft.com and bubble.io demonstrate scenarios involving SharePoint and Bubble where users need to trigger a flow or a database action. However, in other contexts, like the ones discussed in articles on github.com and reddit.com, it seems more to do with errors or bugs related to user-triggered actions rather than the actual necessity of user initiation. Therefore, while users may have to trigger certain actions in some systems, it isn't always necessary or by design in all cases.
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Thomas Liljeruhm @KosackiThe real-time fact checking is a great new feature.06:24 PM - May 03, 2024
They are a bit on the longer side, though. Maybe just the final conclusion would be enough to show and an "read more" to expand?
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Based on credible sources reviewed from www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, www.who.int, www.immunize.org, and www.nichd.nih.gov, it can be concluded that there's no verified link between the MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine and autism. Several studies have conducted epidemiological research to refute the posited link between the MMR vaccine and autism. Furthermore, it's also pointed out that lower immunization rates could potentially lead to outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases. Hence, the claim that the MMR vaccine is linked to autism is not substantiated by these sources.
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Christopher Bouzy @cbouzyWe have done more with significantly fewer resources than all of the other platforms, and we still have over a dozen innovative features we have yet to release. I let our actions speak for us.05:50 PM - May 03, 2024![Picture]()
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The claim 'Bears are more dangerous to women than men' is not supported by the sources provided. The data from the North American Bear Center points out that black bears in North America kill less than one person per year on average, while men ages 18-24 are 167 times more likely to kill someone than a bear. Other sources mention various risks and dangers faced by women, including violence and health risks associated with alcohol use, but none suggest that bears pose a higher risk to women than to men. Therefore, the available information does not substantiate the claim that bears are more dangerous to women than men.
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Fumie Ichikawa @fumieI might spout something entirely inaccurate in Japanese… would it get checked out by Accuracy Alert, I wonder?07:46 PM - May 03, 2024
#FumieSaidWhat
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Salma Typhii @Epidatageek#FactCheck me08:22 PM - May 03, 2024
Men are naturally more promiscuous
At 725 PM CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located near Dean, moving N at 20 mph.
Prepare to take shelter. Possible 60 mph wind gusts + half dollar size hail. Expect damage to vehicles / roofs / siding / vegetation.
#SpoutibleStormWarning
