But the demand for good (or bad) information is uneven.
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But I now realize that I was given bad information.
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When they do, they risk getting bad information, experts say.
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But this was bad information spread through Facebook and Whatsapp.
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A lot of bad information can follow such emotional events.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Gershengorn expressed regret for the bad information.
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"They could be giving them bad information, distracting them from proven treatments with snake oil spam, eroding their trust in their doctor, or even giving them bad information that could harm them," she said.
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They get bad information, or misunderstand information, about their draft potential.
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The real issue is why Trump would pass along bad information.
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Other online companies have also taken steps to reduce bad information.
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So bad policing data was going into creating more bad information.
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"I had bad information in that statement," Sekulow told the network.
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"Bad reporting, bad information and bad story," he responded on Twitter.
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These days it's hard not to be on bad information overload.
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But what they're getting frequently turns out to be bad information.
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There's also, of course, an excess of bad information about them online.
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The White House has said the book is filled with bad information.
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"It's clear that these lawyers have been fed bad information," he said.
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And this weekend he had to say I was given bad information.
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Their International Division spews bad information & Fake News all over the globe.
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What's your advice for readers for distinguishing good information from bad information?
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"We're not on a witch-hunt for only bad information," he clarifies.
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Authorities must move as swiftly and convincingly online as the bad information itself.
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"These are people making decisions based on partial, bad information," Green told Wired.
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Yet some in Congress are still defending the DoD, bad information and all.
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"I don't want bad information out there to scare people," she told PBS.
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That means it's difficult for people to separate out "good" and "bad" information.
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Trump has a repeated habit of choosing bad information, both on and offline.
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No bank complained to financial regulators that Manafort was submitting bad information, he said.
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But "I had bad information" and "the counterfactuals are worse" are not compelling politically.
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Thinking machines can be taught to filter out bad information and socially negative thoughts.
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But we know what the stakes are now: Bad information leads to destructive action.
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The fundamental problem here is that what Trump "learns" is sometimes actually bad information.
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More bad information about the coronavirus so I'm starting to feel kind of anxious.
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What's relevant to me is are you pushing out bad information about my policies?
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Bad information about poetry in, bad poetry out, a kind of poetic obscurity feedback loop.
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In the aftermath of the false alarm in Hawaii, bad information spread across social media.
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Rosselló said the President is working off of bad information provided by White House officials.
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This is not to say that the internet only contains bad information about health and wellness.
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Misinformation now spreads farther, faster, and ensnares unwitting accomplices who share bad information without realizing it.
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In both cases, the retail industry used bad information to encourage people to make misguided decisions.
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The guilty will give us bad information, and we won't be able to tell the difference.
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You spend most of your time killing bad things: bad ideas, bad information flow, bad habits.
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The worst fear is voters falling for bad information and changing their plans because of it.
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But more information means more bad information, and the need for skepticism has never been greater.
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Working seniors may be getting bad information from human resources departments, benefits counselors or insurance brokers.
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But even more worrying is the way that bad information, like bad money, drives out good.
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A second possibility is that Trump has been given bad information about why the bill failed.
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Almost everyone involved has pointed the finger, saying they received bad information from someone or somewhere else.
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Advocates accuse Cornyn of giving McConnell "bad information" and being an "obstructionist" for a Trump-backed priority.
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" Now Sekulow says: "I had bad information at that time and made a mistake in my statement.
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The moment you have bad information, the chances that you are making a bad decision are higher.
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Mulvaney was pressed on whether President Trump was getting bad information before Kelly became chief of staff.
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"The landlord is giving you bad information," said David Hershey-Webb, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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They flourish when citizens overwhelmed with bad information give up on trying to figure out the truth.
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Can you imagine if she said -- can you imagine if she said, oh, I was given bad information.
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But on Medium, he broke the issue down into two broad categories, abuse and bad information/fake news.
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Kirk's office now admits it was working with bad information concerning the status of the now-retired director.
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The tenement model doesn't quite do justice to the scale of how bad information pollution has become, however.
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It's a critical reference tool that short circuits the bad information that word-of-mouth answers can spread.
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But the 2020 election is being fought on ubiquitous social media networks that make spreading bad information easy.
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The pitfalls of automated policing, where one piece of bad information can lead to a guns-drawn confrontation.
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" Padilla said that the notification "was not only a year late, it also turned out to be bad information.
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You can serve a purpose, because information is so fragmented and so unclear, and there's so much bad information.
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That's how a lot of bad information gets disseminated, and how a lot of good information gets passed over.
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"Bad reporting, bad information and bad story," Cohen wrote on Twitter, with a link to the news agency's report.
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A lot of bad information gets out in the immediate aftermath, and you never want to get it wrong.
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" Padilla said that the notification "was not only a year late, it also turned out to be bad information.
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If it's because the president was not informed and a mistake because he had bad information, that's problematic, too.
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James Winnefeld, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, but he could have been working from bad information.
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While some fake news has circulated, the massive amount of reporting out of Houston has mostly overwhelmed any bad information.
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If there's good and bad information about a good person, a bad person could take down good information about them.
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Bad information can lead to policy changes that cost more money and do the exact opposite of what is intended.
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Without some level of monitoring and professionalism, bad information can spread and commenters may bully those who share intrusive thoughts.
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Indeed, it seems the Defense Department had to rely on bad information to convince Congress to keep it in place.
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"The reason this is important is because bad information can lead to bad policy, or just bad decisions," Everley said.
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"You have been given really bad information," she said, declining to elaborate or to make Zinke available for an interview.
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When bad information inevitably slips through, hearing it authoritatively spoken aloud is even more jarring than seeing it on a page.
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For now, when bad information starts to spread, platforms generally reduce its reach and/or add fact checks from outside organizations.
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Instead, the idea was to look at the spectrum of tweets and examine how often people (or bots) shared bad information.
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The airport's Twitter feed has been feverishly countering bad information and responding to inquiries, as Florida is slammed by Hurricane Irma.
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While bad information inevitably leads to bad choices, failing to obtain information or ignoring it altogether can be just as harmful.
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But the agency and the firms it oversees must also make sure that unsophisticated investors are protected and bad information is prevented.
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When they did, they had very bad information about it, they were clearly not informed, and it wasn't anybody's full-time job.
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Mr. McEwen said the chief passed on bad information and that the state police lab retested its samples and again found nothing.
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"Our notification from DHS last Friday was not only a year late, it also turned out to be bad information," he said.
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Pinterest is also the platform that decided to simply stop surfacing search results to controversial topics filled with bad information, like "vaccines".
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While the smaller forwarding limit could help curb the spread of bad information, it won't necessarily be as limiting as it sounds.
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I'm not saying that the 2101% drop in apprehensions at the southwest border from January to February is based on bad information.
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Sanders at the time either lied or misinformed the media because she was relying on bad information passed along from above her.
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He said Guzzone's identification as a silent owner is nothing more than a "fantasy" and that prosecutors got bad information from cooperators.
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I think the American public prefers to get bad information upfront ... [rather] than this tendency to downplay and worry about the economy.
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Such a failure could have resulted from bad information fed into the guidance system rather than a flaw in the missile itself.
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But a HUD official on Friday blamed the announcement on a "miscommunication at the staff level," suggesting Carson was given bad information.
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That becomes a problem when undocumented people like me try to use tax services and are met with confusion and bad information.
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And the idea is that she is protecting her boss or somebody very close to her boss who gave her the bad information.
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He has previously tweeted his displeasure with the network, falsely claiming it "spews bad information" around the world that embarrasses the United States.
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But it would be challenging for any president to make good decisions if the people around him were deliberately feeding him bad information.
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Instagram will start using a similar fact-checking process as Facebook to demote posts that spread bad information, rather than remove them entirely.
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It has staff members dedicated to seeking corrections and retractions from outlets or people who put out bad information in the first place.
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Races are won, policy is created, and the lives of millions can be changed forever based on bad information published by the commission.
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Pete Hoekstra (R-Mich.) blamed the intelligence community for providing bad information that led to deteriorating situations in places like Libya and Syria.
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Some are also using bad information to identify who should be purged, like consulting an inaccurate list that incorrectly identifies voters as ineligible.
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And so I really found myself getting bad information about formula choices, or reflux, and all the health problems my children were having.
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It also leaves them with many questions: Are they getting to fake news stories early enough to stop the bad information from spreading?
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So to counter the bad information online, states are increasingly going on the offensive -- trying to spread good information to inoculate the public.
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Our catastrophic decision to plunge into the war in Iraq, propelled by anxiety and bad information, prolonged and complicated the war in Afghanistan.
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They might omit important details, blow small controversies out of proportion, or use legitimate news to attract people before feeding them bad information.
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Mr. Hofer's harrowing journey highlights the pitfalls of automated policing, where one piece of bad information can lead to a guns-drawn confrontation.
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It's hard to debate with a person knee-deep in bad information they got from sources that serve to back up their preconceived beliefs.
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Peterson said that he had received bad information, and that he "didn't get it right," but that he was not acting out of cowardice.
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The site has become such a trusted resource that other giant platforms have turned to it to contest their own problems with bad information.
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Last night and into this morning, people began to realize their sources had bad information; their data was wrong and the polls were off.
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"I don't know if I received bad information, but I think I suspected there was more than there actually was," Mr Brennan told MSNBC.
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Studying the spread of fake news We can make our fight against fake news more efficient if we better understand how bad information spreads.
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CNN's analysis also counted situations where false information was shared yet Mueller didn't always make clear whether the person intended to give bad information.
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Obviously, there were a lot of people who wanted to find bad information about Donald Trump and that is part of regular campaign life.
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Silverman suggested if you have a family member or friend who has shared bad information that it might be better to reach out privately.
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If the Small Business Administration is giving Congress bad information, then Congress can do something about it, either in an oversight capacity or legislative capacity.
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That still leaves the possibility that Hicks, who we know was intimately involved in the crafting of the statement, might have given Seuklow bad information.
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"Bad information" can be fatal in a legal context, and if Sekulow disseminated a lie, he was either the President's dupe or his co-conspirator.
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But Contagion reminds us that the structure of the internet allows bad information to spread in a way that uncannily mimics a very contagious virus.
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You can get a lot of bad information and anecdotal reports that have nothing to do with what's likely happening to you or anyone else.
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Brian Schatz, a Hawaii Democrat, called National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow's claim that the US has "contained" the virus "bad information" and "extraordinarily dangerous."
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Perhaps the special counsel was trying to halt a hasty impeachment drive based on bad information, or on an investigation that they haven't yet completed.
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But our reporters show how that his claims mirror what seems to be a coordinated push from conspiracy-oriented Twitter users to deliberately spread bad information.
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And I think I can speak for the people in this room that would have said, 'Oh, gee, information on my opponent and it's bad information?
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Trump has never disputed the transcript of the call, so the argument that the original whistleblower had secondhand and therefore bad information has never exactly worked.
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"The problem that this presidency has had is the sheer proliferation of bad information," the source said, giving credit to Kelly for attempting the mammoth task.
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Liberals are often too credulous about whatever the hot new anti-Trump story is, and bad information and partisan bias are endemic across the political spectrum.
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Mack would contend in the meetings that she only wanted "ethical" people on her team and wanted to clarify some of the "bad information" out there.
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The report also describes how Jerome Corsi, a conservative author and conspiracy theorist with ties to Trump's orbit, provided bad information in his interviews with investigators.
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If you're going to talk about bad science and debunk studies, it's best not to do so with bad information, otherwise your credibility isn't worth much.
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That hardly seems possible — especially since he later said that they had in fact had that discussion, and that the decision was made on bad information.
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Dickson saw two possibilities: Correct information about possible aftershocks was being conveyed inaccurately, or someone at Homeland Security was getting truly bad information and relaying it.
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And while Human Flow lacks a perceivable structure or narrative, this gesture has a political purpose in a time of pervasive factual distortion and bad information.
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She debunks a lot of bad information and unjustified fears surrounding bodies, but also explains where those ideas come from while replacing them with better information.
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Despite the best of intentions, even if the federal government wanted to improve health through better eating habits, they can't because they start with bad information.
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This is related to his conspiracy theories, but Trump has a habit of believing and retweeting bad information that sounds good to him at the time.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump again overstated the size of his Electoral College win on Thursday, only to quickly fold and blame the claim on bad information.
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Specifically, the CFPB said that the company regularly dragged its feet in helping clients successfully enroll in payment plans, giving them bad information and incorrectly processing payments.
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CitiFinancial, meanwhile, must improve disclosure on deferments and stop sending credit raters "bad information" that settle accounts were "charged off" - an indication that the borrower was delinquent.
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That was based on bad information — Republicans are up by about 3.6 million, and while votes are still being counted, Democrats look unlikely to close that gap.
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If it turns out that your choice was based on bad information, you might be granted a special enrollment period (typically two months) to change your coverage.
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Hashtags like #StopTheSteal and #VoterFraud22016 were part of what seems to be a coordinated push by conspiracy-oriented Twitter accounts to spread bad information and amplify certain conversations.
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In other words, if you're talking to a 70-year-old liver specialist who hasn't updated his skills, you have a 50 percent chance of getting bad information.
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The Cruz campaign said at the time that it was just relaying information from news reports, but later it acknowledged that it was wrong to spread bad information.
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In what ways is this general mistrust of the mainstream media effecting the spread of bad information, and is it sort of inhibiting the spread of good information?
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These are important progressive developments, but their effects on valuable institutions like women's sport are real and they need to be understood before positions harden on bad information.
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I was completely taken with this notion that there were communities two miles away from my house that, by bad design and bad information flows, had no chance.
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In January the CFPB sued Navient, the country's largest student loan company, alleging the company collected improper payments, gave consumers bad information, and didn't act on consumer complaints.
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"She has the right to file a claim of defamation if she can find out who was the original person that put that bad information out there," North said.
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In responding to Ebola, bad information spread quickly and was a major hindrance to getting communities to cooperate with efforts to detect and slow the spread of the disease.
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She said that her research had shown that such articles could be ineffective, spreading bad information even to those who were likely to believe that the information was wrong.
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Because I knew that people reading it, a lot of them are going to drop their phones in the water, and I don't want to give them bad information.
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That solves a major problem for blockchain developers, because the usual way of getting data—running your own blockchain node—is liable to go offline or provide bad information.
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"If you're having good discussions at home, and if there are resources available to you… there isn't as much of a compulsion [to seek out potentially bad information]," she says.
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Rand Paul on Tuesday in a tweet, calling him out for having "bad information" on a budget resolution that is a key step to Republican plans to address tax reform.
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The CFPB had accused Navient of "systematically and illegally failing borrowers at every stage of repayment," including by providing bad information, processing payments incorrectly and failing to fix known problems.
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They are too often based on bad information, like "ineligible" lists that include the names of eligible voters, or matching processes that confuse two different people for the same one.
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The Knicks refuted the report at the time, and during Tuesday's interview Dolan theorized that a rival general manager was giving Simmons bad information in order to destabilize the Knicks.
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Brokers began wondering if the firm's leadership — namely, co-founders Dwight Badger and Keith Daubenspeck — intentionally passed on bad information, and at least one took those concerns to federal securities regulators.
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California election officials are accusing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of giving them "bad information" about Russian efforts to target the state's election systems ahead of Election Day last year.
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"Our notification from DHS last Friday was not only a year late, it also turned out to be bad information," California Secretary of State Alex Padilla charged on Sept. 27. Sen.
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" Following the Mueller report, however, Brennan was quoted on MSNBC as saying, "Well, I don't know if I received bad information, but I suspected there was more than there actually was.
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" He continued, "We're going to disagree with the Kremlin and with the Russians on certain issues over time, but what we can't have is disagreements based on misperception and bad information.
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Aside from bad information about the coronavirus and how it spreads, the WHO is especially concerned about so called "cures" or "treatments," some of which involve ingesting products which are dangerous.
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Earlier this month, we published a guide to figuring out what's real on the internet — whether that means spotting a malicious "fake news" site or an innocent post with bad information.
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The company's efforts to flag false news and work with outside fact-checkers have been well documented, but deciding how to respond to bad information has still caused the company headaches.
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Something that captures the clear need we have as citizens to develop and express identities around news and information, but with built-in means to edit bad information and non-constructive conversation?
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"Either you read the information badly, or you have bad information," said Christophe Cordonnier, who co-founded the Belaco Capital fund in 2012 after heading investor sales in commodities at Societe Generale.
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Some experts gave their advice... Know this: People want to share accurate information Before taking any action, it is important to remember that most people have no intention of sharing bad information.
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Right, and when you get into other countries, like the Philippines or Southeast Asia, it gets really problematic, because they're the only source of information, including the source of bad information. Right.
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People have been receiving bad information during public health emergencies for almost as long as there have been public health emergencies; it's not necessarily the internet's fault for pin-balling that info around.
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The report identifies at least two instances where the White House gave bad information to the public about the status of these talks, denying that the topic of pardons was ever once raised.
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On Sunday, Sekulow blamed "bad information" for erroneously denying the president had a role in drafting his campaign&aposs response to a key June 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer at Trump Tower.
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She's also hoping that some of her colleagues will change their minds this week and vote for the MJIA, now that they know they were given bad information from the Department of Defense.
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"We've made significant progress, but there is more work to be done," he continued, listing various steps Facebook was taking, like making it easier to report bad information and enlisting fact-checking organizations.
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What news publishers really need are active partners who are willing to embrace the idea that quality journalism sustains our civic society and that the answer to bad information is more good information.
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Wanting to make sure she wasn't giving out bad information, Savage reviewed the plan she had devised for the client with others at the company (a common practice) but was told everything was sound.
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Elwell also said Boeing engineers discovered a problem with displays that show if sensors on the plane were giving bad information, but the FAA didn't find out about it for more than a year.
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In testimony before the Senate Intelligence Community, Comey said stories about Russia that are based on classified leaks have been a persistent problem for the FBI because news organizations have often received bad information.
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So it's an easy way for someone who doesn't want to be on record giving bad information about a person to give the FBI a lead that will get them to that same information.
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He wanted to identify how best to tamp down on bad information and make sure facts from sources such as the WHO and the US Centers for Disease Control are what people see first.
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Now Aldecosea, who says she "didn't have any other options," is reportedly contemplating suing the airline—arguing that it gave her bad information that forced her to send her pet to its watery grave.
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That he talked sanctions with Kislyak on his own initiative, that he gave bad information to Spicer and Pence, and that he was eventually fired after a review into his behavior surfaced the truth.
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In its complaint filed two days before Donald Trump became U.S. president, the CFPB accused Navient of "systematically and illegally failing borrowers" by providing bad information, processing payments incorrectly and failing to fix known problems.
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Restoring American faith in government and developing a better way of differentiating between good and bad information in the internet age are very tall orders — big problems that don't lend themselves to obvious policy fixes.
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The relief fund was created after it became clear that scores of teachers, social workers and other government and nonprofit employees had received bad information from their loan servicers about the forgiveness program's complex terms.
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One fairly humorous quote from a sea of never-ending bullshit in his book:The most obvious problem is that the freedom to post anything online floods the public square with bad information and half-baked thinking.
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He suggests that social media, as with so much else, has helped the spread of bad information, making it that much more likely that someone desperate for a medical miracle will be tempted by pseudoscientific treatments.
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" But in a reference to Ms. Olatoye's explanation for the lead inspection failure, Mr. Johnson was highly critical: "In the future it's not good enough for her to say, 'Sorry, I was briefed with bad information.
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It placed some of the blame for the bad information on "improper conduct" by its former chief financial officer, Mr. Schiller, who also served as interim chief executive this year when Mr. Pearson was on medical leave.
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We all want quality information—excepting those likely to benefit from the spread of bad information, of course—but what happens to our ability to properly make quality judgements given overloaded network conditions and limited attention spans?
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In his video, which was also recorded for $100, Scaramucci acknowledged how this is "one of the toughest Cameos he's ever given," but that the "bad information" would be "very good" for Bradyn in the long-term.
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He said Trump usually takes the conservative side of any given debate — but makes decisions so fast that it was important for McGahn to get to Trump quickly before he announced a decision potentially based on bad information.
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President Trump attorney Jay Sekulow on Sunday blamed "bad information" for erroneously denying that the president had a role in drafting his campaign&aposs response to a key June 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer at Trump Tower.
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Combine those two factors and we're looking at a world where large swaths of the American public (and the rest of the world) will have very bad information about crucial news, because they've created their own very bad newspaper.
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Machine learning algorithms are being developed to make cars smart enough to drive themselves; that will require AI capable of taking bad information, such as an obscured oncoming pedestrian, and making sense of it using further inputs and data.
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" These laws are abetted by state and local efforts that are "too often based on bad information, like 'ineligible' lists that include the names of eligible voters, or matching processes that confuse two different people for the same one.
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And then I started really looking at a lot of bad information, like scaring people that they're all full of parasites and you should drink raw goats milk to cure it, and diseases that don't exist were talked about.
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If you're a critical consumer of exit poll data, you're less likely to be duped by bad information on election night, and more likely to understand whether the exit polls are really telling the story of the 2016 election.
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Every attempt to name the problem with bad information on the internet runs into the "fake news" dilemma: Anyone can use this metaphor at scale, including and especially people who have a vested interest in keeping things extremely toxic.
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The regulator accuses Navient, the former Sallie Mae operation that services $315 billion worth of loans, of defrauding borrowers by giving them bad information and obscuring their ability to take advantage of federal programs that tie repayments to income.
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"At some point, if they really want to address this, they have to say, 'This is good information' and 'This is bad information,' " says Emily Bell, the director for the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia Journalism School.
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Flood the zone with enough bad information and turn reality into enough of a game and you can make anything you want seem believable, until bad jokes become a dark harbinger of a horrific reality looming just over the horizon.
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The website is part of a bigger campaign by North Texans for Natural Gas, an advocacy group that is seeking to drown out the "small but vocal opposition that uses the internet to spread fear and bad information," according to its website.
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"The best thing a woman who's feeling anxious can do is find a reliable source, which could be a physician or a reliable source on the internet, and maybe the worst thing she could do is rely on bad information," he says.
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"Rumors and bad information were drowning out good information at that time, and people were especially careful as a result," said Wright, adding that he expected the economic impact of the Wuhan virus won't be as severe as during the SARS crisis.
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As the Daily Dot pointed out, there's a glaring problem with the whole "scary new ISIS encrypted messaging app" claim—there's no evidence that the app, Alrawi, is a hotbed for terrorist activity, and all the media coverage claiming otherwise relied on bad information.
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The plan is a vast expansion of a new and controversial policy enacted in January that sees asylum-seekers wait in Mexico while their cases are processed in the US. Facebook removed hundreds of Indian and Pakistani political pages for spreading bad information before India's election.
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It has been nearly five months since the Department of Education released instructions for a $350 million pot of money that some public servants can use if they received bad information about the loan forgiveness program and ended up in the wrong type of repayment plan.
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But Trump will always have the louder microphone, and the bad information from the politician who has engaged in dangerous anti-vaccine misinformation will always drown out the good information from the doctor who has trained his entire career to be a leading voice during a pandemic.
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Responding to a question (which starts at around the 39 minute mark) from Maynard Um of Wells Fargo, Tucci admitted that there has been a lot of noise about possible pitfalls in this deal, but he insisted the reports of problems have been largely based on bad information.
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But how do we solve the riddle of ... And again, I point to Judy Estrin and Sam Gill's article about digital pollution, the glut of bad information that is drowning out good information, the lack of quality information and the fact that the internet is the great democratizer.
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The most egregious false claim: A non-change to whistleblower rules Trump is not only a serial peddler of his own fiction but a regular purveyor of bad information he has heard from other people -- reliably willing to amplify inaccurate stuff "people are saying" but that he hasn't bothered to check himself.
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Or that Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and a key member of the coronavirus task force, exists as a scientific superhero to counter all the bad information that is spewed out to vulnerable citizens like my own mother by outlets like Fox News.
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The foundation will encourage those wanting to use Rauschenberg images to seek them from the foundation — which has the highest-quality pictures of his work, accompanied by accurate information and credits — instead of trying, as often happens, to pull what they can find from the web, a Wild West of poor imagery and bad information.
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By subtly tampering with a speed limit sign—in this case, literally adding a two-inch strip of black tape—they were able to trick the Mobileye EyeQ3 camera on a 2016 Tesla Model X and Model S into feeding bad information to the vehicles' autonomous driving features, sending both cars into a rapid acceleration.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --STATES FIGHT DHS OVER RUSSIAN TARGETING CLAIMS: California election officials are accusing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of giving them "bad information" about Russian efforts to target the state's election systems ahead of Election Day last year.
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"I don't know if I received bad information, but I think I suspected there was more than there actually was," he said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Monday about the findings of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe.
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They careened, like a Twitter feed, from topic to topic: Donald Trump, the Mercer family, Jack Dorsey, Peter Thiel, 4chan, the tactics of ideological warfare on the internet, Ted's family, Ted's combination of medications, our brains scalding under an ever-hotter torrent of bad information, and Lane Davis, a rising star in the far-right media world who had just murdered his father in a spasm of conspiratorial rage.
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Though Vanderpump said during the reunion that she was only working from bad information Mohamed had given her (his way of keeping the info from her, for whatever reason), and that she quickly changed her opinion after discussing it with Yolanda, the damage was done: Yolanda said that Vanderpump and Mohamed weren't speaking any longer, their years-long friendship wrecked after he read her talking badly about his children.
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If your friends or family tell you differently, you might want to note that Ritchie was the one who originally spread the word that the case didn't work with iPhone X. He's since deleted his original tweet, but it's possible that some bad information may still be spreading around the web and social media: Deleting tweet because iPhone XS/Max battery case *is* working for iPhone X for some people, but I'm getting inconsistent enough results with iOS 12.1.
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