8 min read The recent growth of the fact check industry, its global networks, the widespread annual conferences, and the industry’s wealthy funders are still hidden from most of the world’s view.
< 1 min read Who benefits from the fake traffic on X? It certainly doesn’t benefit all users and is targeted at certain messages and certain individuals. By amplifying those accounts, the rest are effectively censored by being buried under the fake traffic.
30 min read Attempts to initiate an open debate about the moral acceptability of a government deploying behavioural science methods to lever obedience with current edicts have, to date, been unsuccessful. This report based on an ongoing project, looks at these ethical concerns.
42 min read Evidence shows that behavioural science has been infused into the communications of many government departments. Who was responsible for using it to promote compliance with Covid-19 restrictions?
6 min read The intrusion of fact-checking into free speech extends globally across all forms of media with investigations revealing around 500 active fact-check platforms worldwide, almost half linked to media outlets.
6 min read Mounting evidence has revealed a well-funded censorship regime across digital platforms, masquerading as anti-disinformation protecting democracy and safety. This cannot be further from the truth.
< 1 min read Mind control is more simple than one could imagine and more effective than one would think. Media coercion and mind control researcher, Jason Christoff, reveals the tricks that hook you.
< 1 min read A peek into the seedy network of the censorship-industrial-complex, and how actors weave a cloak of respectability through association with academia and official agencies, as they manoeuvre the revolving doors of power.
6 min read It is increasingly apparent that people’s day-to-day lives are being shaped by a global elite that reside outside of our democratic systems. And our experiences strongly suggest that these powerful actors are repeatedly deploying nudges.
22 min read During the UK Parliamentary debate on the WHO Treaty there was a noticeable contrast between those supporting the petition and those opposing it. This article analyses the arguments made by those rejecting the petition, drawing on insights from Behavioural Science.
